Beautify messy CSS with consistent indentation, or minify it to reduce file size — all processing happens in your browser, nothing is sent to a server.
A CSS formatter (also called a CSS beautifier) takes compressed or poorly indented CSS and rewrites it with consistent indentation, one declaration per line, and proper spacing. This makes the code easier to read and maintain.
CSS minification removes all whitespace, comments and unnecessary characters from CSS without changing how it works. The result is a smaller file that loads faster in the browser, which improves page performance.
Minification typically reduces CSS file size by 20–50%. The exact saving depends on how many comments and how much whitespace the original file contains. Combining minification with Gzip compression can reduce size by 70–90%.
Yes. All formatting and minification happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your code is never sent to any server.
Yes. The formatter correctly indents rules inside @media, @keyframes, @supports and other at-rules, producing clean and readable output.
The formatter is designed for standard CSS. It may work for basic SCSS or Less syntax but does not understand preprocessor-specific features like nesting, variables or mixins.