⚡ CSS Tool
CSS Beautifier
Turn cramped or minified CSS into readable rule blocks so selectors, properties, and repeated declarations are easier to inspect.
Interactive Tool
Use CSS Beautifier
How to use CSS Beautifier
- Paste CSS from a page, plugin, theme, or minified asset file.
- Run the beautifier to restore line breaks and indentation.
- Copy the formatted stylesheet for debugging, comparison, or cleanup.
Why use CSS Beautifier
A CSS beautifier is valuable when you inherit a style block that is hard to read. Formatting exposes duplicated selectors, long grouped rules, vendor prefixes, media queries, and property order in a way that makes real troubleshooting possible.
This tool does not decide which rule is correct; it gives you a cleaner view so you can make that decision. It is a good first step before checking conflicts, simplifying a theme override, or comparing two versions of the same stylesheet.
Best for CSS Beautifier
- Reading minified CSS copied from production.
- Preparing style code for manual cleanup.
- Inspecting media queries and nested-looking selector groups.
Practical notes
- Beautified CSS may still contain unused or conflicting rules.
- Use browser dev tools to confirm which selector actually wins.
- Keep the formatted copy separate from deployed minified assets.