CSS Beautifier is now live on Tools.Town — a tool that takes minified or chaotically formatted CSS and returns clean, consistently indented, readable code, with options for property sorting and vendor prefix handling.
Paste a stylesheet you inherited or a minified bundle, and get code you can actually work with.
What Does It Do?
Indentation
Adds consistent indentation and line breaks — choose between 2-space, 4-space, or tab indentation.
Property Sort
Sort properties alphabetically or by logical groups (position, display, box model, typography) for code review.
Vendor Prefixes
Optionally strip vendor prefixes (-webkit-, -moz-) that modern browsers no longer need.
Beautification is non-destructive — values and selectors are never altered, only whitespace and formatting are changed.
How It Works
Paste your CSS
Paste any CSS — minified, condensed, or just inconsistently formatted.
Set options
Choose indentation style, property sort order, and whether to strip vendor prefixes.
Copy the result
Click Copy to grab the formatted CSS, then paste it back into your project.
Why We Built It
Working with someone else’s CSS — or your own from two years ago — is much easier when the code is consistently formatted. A beautifier is the first step when picking up an unfamiliar stylesheet, and it’s faster than running a linter and fixing issues manually.
Try It Now
CSS Beautifier
Format minified or messy CSS into clean, readable code with consistent indentation and optional property sorting.
Need to go the other direction? Try CSS Minifier to compress your CSS for production.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between CSS Beautifier and CSS Minifier?
Can it sort CSS properties?
Does it preserve comments?
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