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CSS Formatter
Reformat CSS with a newline after each selector, opening brace, declaration, and closing brace for readability.
How to Use CSS Formatter
- 1Paste your CSS
- 2Click Convert
- 3Copy the reformatted, readable CSS
Frequently Asked Questions
A regex-based pass: line breaks after opening braces (with indent), after each semicolon-terminated declaration, after closing braces, and after comma-separated selectors — each on its own line.
Not deeply — it's a pattern-based reformatter, not a full CSS parser, so unusual syntax may not format perfectly. For guaranteed-correct output on complex stylesheets, use Prettier.
Yes — a separate (similar-purpose) implementation with slightly different regex rules, notably also breaking multi-selector rules onto separate lines.
No — formatting happens entirely in your browser.
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