SQL Formatter
Format and beautify SQL for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, T-SQL, BigQuery and more — or minify it back to one line.
or click to choose — .sql .txt
SQL in
SQL out
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How to format SQL
- Paste a query — or a whole .sql file — into the left pane, or drop the file onto the box above.
- Choose the dialect so that things like backticks,
TOP,LIMITand array syntax are parsed correctly, then set keyword case and indent width. - Press Format and copy or download the result. Minify squeezes the statement back onto one line for a log or a config file.
FAQ
Does my query leave the browser?
No. Formatting runs entirely on this page, so production table names, sample values and credentials in a connection string never reach a server.
Why does the dialect matter?
Each dialect has its own keywords and quoting rules. MySQL uses `backticks`, T-SQL uses [brackets] and TOP n, PostgreSQL has :: casts and $$ bodies, BigQuery allows dotted project names and array literals. Picking the right one keeps those tokens intact instead of breaking them across lines.
Will formatting change what my query does?
No — only whitespace, line breaks and the case of keywords change. String literals, comments, identifiers and values are passed through untouched, so the statement you get back is equivalent to the one you pasted.
Something missing or broken?
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