Make messy, minified, or unformatted CSS code readable again. Our free online tool beautifies your CSS with proper indentation and line breaks in one click. 

That Unreadable CSS File? Let's Make It Beautiful Again.

You’ve just inherited a new web project or found a code snippet online. You open the CSS file, ready to make some changes, and your heart sinks. It’s a single, massive, unreadable line of text—a minified file with no spaces, no line breaks, no indentation. It's a nightmare to debug or edit.

Or maybe the code was just written in a hurry, with inconsistent formatting that makes it hard to follow the logic. Before you can even begin to work, you need to make the code readable. That’s where a CSS beautifier (or formatter) becomes an invaluable tool.

Why Should You Beautify Your CSS?

Cleaning up your code isn’t just about making it look pretty. It’s about:

• Readability: Well-formatted code is infinitely easier for you and your team to read, understand, and maintain.

• Faster Debugging: Proper indentation makes it easy to spot syntax errors, missing brackets, or structural problems.

• Learning and Understanding: If you're trying to learn from someone else's code, beautifying it is the first step to understanding how it works.

• Enforcing Style Guides: Ensure that all the code in a project follows a consistent and professional formatting style.

How to Format Your CSS in One Click

Transforming a messy stylesheet into a clean, readable one is incredibly simple:

1. Open the Beautifier: Go to the FreeXTool CSS Beautifier.

2. Paste Your Messy Code: Copy the entire unformatted or minified CSS code and paste it into the input box.

3. Click "Beautify": Press the button, and the tool will instantly reformat your code with perfect indentation and spacing.

4. Copy the Clean Code: Your beautifully formatted CSS is now ready to be copied and used in your project.

Pro-Tip: Create a Consistent Workflow

Make code formatting a regular part of your workflow. Before committing new code or after pulling code from a different source, run it through a beautifier. This ensures that your entire codebase remains clean, consistent, and easy for everyone on the team to work with.

Keep your code clean and optimized with these tools:

• CSS Minifier

• HTML Formatter

• HTML Viewer