🗃️ SQL Formatter & Beautifier

Format and beautify SQL queries online. Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite. Keyword casing, indent size, and minify mode.

SQL Input

Formatted Output

How to Use

Paste your SQL

Paste or type your SQL query into the left panel. Single queries, multi-statement scripts, and subqueries are all supported.

Choose options

Select the SQL dialect (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, or SQLite), indent size, and keyword casing (UPPER or lower).

Format and copy

Click Format (or Ctrl+Enter) to beautify the query. Use Minify to compress it. Click Copy to use the result in your project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this SQL formatter support stored procedures? +

The formatter handles standard SQL including SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE TABLE, and JOIN queries. Complex stored procedure syntax with BEGIN/END blocks, IF/ELSE, and DECLARE statements is formatted as best-effort.

What is the difference between beautify and minify? +

Beautify adds line breaks, consistent indentation, and keyword casing for human readability. Minify removes all extra whitespace to produce the smallest possible query string — useful for embedding in code or measuring query length.

Should SQL keywords be uppercase or lowercase? +

Both styles are equally valid — SQL is case-insensitive. The convention of UPPERCASE keywords (SELECT, FROM, WHERE) is traditional and widespread because it visually separates reserved words from table/column names. Many style guides (like Google SQL Style Guide) prefer lowercase for everything.

Does formatting change how the query runs? +

No. Formatting only affects whitespace and keyword case — it has no effect on query execution, performance, or results. The SQL engine ignores whitespace.

Is my SQL query sent to a server? +

No. All formatting runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your SQL code never leaves your device.

Guide : Formateur SQL

Qu'est-ce que c'est ?

Le Formateur SQL indente et structure les requêtes SQL pour les rendre lisibles, supportant MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server et Oracle.

Du SQL bien formaté est plus facile à déboguer, à réviser en code review et à optimiser pour les performances.

Comment utiliser

Collez votre requête SQL brute dans le champ d'entrée.
Sélectionnez le dialecte SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL…).
Cliquez sur Format pour obtenir le SQL indenté.
Copiez le SQL formaté dans votre éditeur ou documentation.

Conseils professionnels

Formatez les requêtes complexes avant de les partager en code review pour faciliter la lecture.
Utilisez des alias de table (u pour users) pour raccourcir les requêtes avec de nombreuses jointures.