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Free Online Formatter and Validator Tools

Format, validate, minify, inspect, and compare JSON, CSV, SQL, HTML, XML, YAML, JavaScript, regex patterns, and text.

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JSON Formatter
Format, validate, or minify JSON without leaving the page.
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Text Diff Checker
Compare two text blocks and see changed lines.
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Regex Tester
Test JavaScript regex patterns against sample text.
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String Case Converter
Convert text to camelCase, snake_case, kebab-case, and more.
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HTML/XML Formatter
Format or minify HTML and XML markup.
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SQL Validator
Check SQL syntax and catch common query risks before running it.
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JS Validator
Validate JavaScript, JSX, TypeScript, and TSX snippets.
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YAML Validator
Validate YAML syntax and preview parsed YAML as JSON.
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XML Validator
Validate XML syntax, inspect structure, and format XML.
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Regex Generator
Generate regex patterns from common templates and examples.
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JSON Viewer
Explore, search, and validate JSON as a collapsible tree.
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HTML Entities
Encode or decode HTML entities and special characters.
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Text Statistics
Count words, characters, lines, reading time, and top words.
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HTML Previewer
Preview HTML snippets in a sandboxed browser frame.
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CSS Validator
Validate CSS syntax with csstree and inspect rules.
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CSS Formatter
Format or minify CSS stylesheets and snippets.
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SVG Viewer
Preview sanitized SVG markup and inspect basic details.
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HTML Validator
Validate HTML syntax, structure, and common markup issues.
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CSV Validator
Validate CSV rows, delimiters, headers, and quoted fields.
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JavaScript Minifier
Minify JavaScript snippets with Terser.

Formatters workflows

These formatter, validator, and minifier tools help make code, markup, and structured data easier to read before debugging, reviewing, sharing, or deploying.

Use a formatter, validator, or minifier when a snippet is hard to read, copied from logs, or failing because of a small syntax mistake.

Common starting points