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CSS Formatter & Minifier

Online CSS formatting and minification tool. One-click beautify/minify CSS code, supporting custom indentation, property sorting, and more.

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📖 Instructions

How to Use


  • Paste your CSS code

  • Choose format (beautify) or minify

  • Set the number of indent spaces

  • Run and copy the result

    • ❓ FAQ

    Does it support SCSS/LESS?

    Currently standard CSS formatting is supported; SCSS/LESS nested syntax is kept as-is.

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