About the Code Formatter for JSON, XML, HTML & CSS
Format common data and markup text—JSON, XML, HTML and CSS—directly in your browser, with immediate error messages for invalid JSON or XML.
Formula or method
JSON is parsed and output with two-space indentation. XML is parsed for correct nesting and reindented for element-only content. HTML is normalized by the browser HTML parser. CSS receives basic indentation around braces and semicolons.
Worked example
Paste {"active":true,"count":3} and choose JSON to display each key and value on its own line. XML mode highlights invalid element structure by returning a parse error.
How to use the tool
Start with the example values above, then replace each input with your own figures. The results update immediately. Review the units, denominators, and assumptions before using any number in an important decision.
Assumptions and limitations
This is not a full JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL or HTML code beautifier. Browser HTML parsing may normalize or repair markup, and formatting XML with mixed content can affect whitespace. Always review formatted output before replacing source code.
Frequently asked questions
Does code formatting change program behavior?
JSON whitespace has no effect on JSON data, but HTML/XML/CSS formatting may normalize syntax or whitespace. Review a diff and test before deploying modified code.
Privacy and support
Your inputs are processed locally in your browser. ToolMosaic does not upload or store the values you enter in this tool. Our tools are free, and we appreciate your support.