Format first, then share
If your SQL contains customer data, internal table names, or business logic, format it locally first and redact anything sensitive before pasting it into docs or tickets. See how to format SQL queries safely for the full workflow.
What to do after formatting SQL
FAQ
No. The SQL formatter runs entirely in your browser, so your queries never leave your machine. This is ideal for sensitive production queries or customer data.
The formatter handles standard SQL syntax (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN, etc.) and common extensions. For complex vendor-specific syntax, results may vary, but basic formatting works across most dialects.
Yes, but very large queries (10,000+ lines) may slow down browser performance. For massive files, consider splitting them into smaller chunks or using a desktop SQL formatter.