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Beautify SQL queries with simple indentation.
SQL Formatter beautifies SQL queries with simple keyword-based line breaks so long statements are easier to read in reviews and tickets. Paste a compressed query, run format, and copy a clearer layout — all in the browser.
Production logs and ORMs often emit SQL as a single dense line. Breaking on major clauses (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, HAVING, LIMIT, AND, OR) restores a scannable structure without requiring a desktop SQL IDE.
This formatter is deliberately lightweight: it normalizes whitespace and inserts newlines before common keywords. It is not a full SQL parser, dialect rewriter, or query optimizer. Vendor-specific syntax, CTEs with unusual casing edge cases, and stored-procedure blocks may need manual touch-ups.
Use it to prepare snippets for code review, documentation, and incident write-ups. Keep using EXPLAIN and your database tools for correctness and performance. Client-side processing means sample queries with table names from internal systems stay on your device during formatting.
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Drop a SELECT (or similar) statement, even if it is minified into one line.
Keywords such as SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN, and ORDER BY are placed on new lines for readability.
Paste into a PR, wiki, or SQL client. Re-indent further if your team style guide demands more structure.
Make a long generated query reviewable without horizontal scrolling forever.
Format the exact SQL from logs before sharing a timeline with teammates.
Show clause boundaries clearly when walking through how a query is structured.
Tip: after you finish, check Related tools at the bottom of this page for the next step in your workflow.
Quick answers about tools, privacy, limits, and pricing.
The tool targets common keyword patterns shared by many dialects. It does not implement dialect-specific pretty-printers for every engine.
It only rearranges whitespace around recognized keywords. It does not rewrite expressions. Still re-run critical queries in a safe environment if you edit them further by hand.
Results vary. Simple single statements work best. Batches, procedural code, and exotic syntax may only be partially improved.
Formatting runs in the browser for this utility. Avoid pasting highly sensitive production queries into any untrusted context.
Yes. SQL Formatter is free to use on ezToolFlow. Guests and free accounts may have daily limits on some tools; premium tiers can raise or remove those limits. AI tools may also spend credits.
For browser-based tools, processing runs on your device when possible and files are not uploaded for conversion. Optional accounts, usage limits, and AI features are described in our Privacy Policy.
No for most tools — you can start as a guest. An account helps keep higher daily limits and saved work (for example AI resumes).
Close other heavy tabs, use a smaller input file, and try Chrome or Edge on desktop. Very large files can stress browser memory.
Yes, the page is responsive. Complex media or large PDFs still work better on desktop because of memory and CPU limits on phones.
SQL Formatter runs in the browser so you can complete a task without installing apps. Desktop software may still be better for very large batch jobs or offline-only environments.
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