- What is a TypeScript formatter?
- A TypeScript formatter takes code with messy spacing and rewrites it with clean indentation, line breaks, and consistent spacing. It does not change what the code does or alter your types, only how it looks, so it is easier to read, review, and debug.
- How do I format TypeScript code?
- Paste your code into the input box, pick your indentation and quote style, then click Format. The clean version appears below. Click the copy button to copy it, or download it as a .ts file.
- Does it keep my type annotations?
- Yes. Format preserves your types, interfaces, enums, and generics exactly. It only adjusts spacing and layout. It does not strip types or turn your code into JavaScript.
- What does it use to format the code?
- It uses Prettier, the widely used code formatter, running in your browser. That means the output matches what most projects and editors produce, with no setup and no install.
- Can it read modern TypeScript and TSX?
- Format supports modern TypeScript, including type annotations, generics, decorators, and TSX. It does not run your code, so it works even if the code has type errors, as long as it parses.
- Is my code kept private?
- Yes. Formatting runs in your browser. This tool does not upload or store your code. It downloads its formatting library when you first use Format, so the first use needs an internet connection.