Our free CSS Beautifier transforms minified or compressed CSS into clean, well-formatted code. Add proper indentation, line breaks, and spacing to make your stylesheets readable and maintainable.

CSS Beautification Benefits

Enhanced Readability: Clean formatting improves code comprehension
Easier Debugging: Locate and fix CSS issues more efficiently
Better Maintenance: Update and modify styles with confidence
Team Collaboration: Consistent formatting for better code reviews
Learning Tool: Study CSS structure and best practices

Formatting Features

Smart Indentation: Proper nesting for selectors and rules
Line Break Control: Logical placement of CSS declarations
Property Alignment: Clean formatting of CSS properties
Whitespace Balance: Optimal spacing for readability
Selector Organization: Clean grouping of CSS selectors

Ideal Use Cases

Framework Analysis

Beautify minified CSS from frameworks like Bootstrap, Tailwind, or Foundation for better understanding.

Code Inspection

Format compressed CSS from websites or libraries to study styling techniques and approaches.

Development Setup

Prepare CSS for development environments where readability is more important than file size.

CSS Beautification Guidelines

✅ Best Practices:

• Beautify CSS for development and debugging
• Use consistent indentation (2 or 4 spaces)
• Organize properties logically within rules
• Group related selectors together
• Validate CSS after beautification
• Document complex selectors with comments

💡 Pro Tips:

• Use beautified CSS during active development
• Set up automatic formatting in your editor
• Combine with CSS linting tools
• Establish team formatting standards
• Consider CSS-in-JS solutions for larger projects
• Use source maps when minifying for production

Before & After Example

❌ Before (Minified CSS):

.btn{padding:10px 20px;background:#007bff;color:#fff;border:none}

✅ After (Beautified CSS):

.btn {
  padding: 10px 20px;
  background: #007bff;
  color: #fff;
  border: none;
}

Development Workflow

Use beautified CSS during development for easier maintenance and debugging. When ready for production, minify your CSS to reduce file sizes and improve website performance. This dual approach ensures both code maintainability and optimal performance.