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What Is the JavaScript Formatter?

JavaScript powers the web. Minified or messy JS is hard to read and debug. The JavaScript Formatter adds indentation and line breaks to raw or minified code. The ECMAScript specification defines the language.

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server. Paste JS or upload a file; get formatted output. Use Minify for production bundles. For validation, use JavaScript Validator. For minifying only, use JavaScript Minifier.

How to Use This Tool

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Paste or Upload

Paste JavaScript into the left panel or upload a .js or .txt file. Use Sample to load example code. Use Clear to reset.

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Check the Output

The right panel updates automatically with formatted code. Use Minify to produce a compact version for production.

3

Copy or Download

Use Copy or Download to get the result. For JSX/React, use JSX Formatter. For TypeScript conversion, use JavaScript to TypeScript.

JavaScript Formatting Examples

Here is an example of formatting minified JavaScript code.

Example: Subscriber plan lookup

Minified input:

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Formatted output:

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When the JavaScript Formatter Helps

When debugging minified code, reviewing bundles from webpack or rollup, or learning from production scripts, formatting makes the structure visible. Great for stack traces, third-party code, and quick readability checks. The ECMAScript spec defines the language. For obfuscated code, use JavaScript Deobfuscator first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my data private?

Yes. Formatting runs entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server.

Formatter vs Minifier?

Formatter adds indentation for readability. Minifier removes whitespace and comments for smaller file size. This tool can do both.

Does it support ES6+?

Yes. Modern JavaScript syntax (arrow functions, classes, async/await) is supported.

What about JSX?

For JSX and React code, use JSX Formatter.

Can it fix syntax errors?

No. Invalid JavaScript will show an error. Use JavaScript Validator to check syntax first.

Related Tools

ECMAScript. MDN JavaScript. webpack. rollup. source maps.