Python Beautifier

How to Use the Python Beautifier

• Enter your code: Paste your Python code directly into the editor or upload a .py file from your computer.
• Choose a style preset: Select PEP 8, Black, Google style, or create your own custom configuration.
• Adjust formatting options: Customise indentation, line length, quote style, import sorting, and other preferences.
• Format your code: Click "Beautify Python" to format, "Validate Syntax" to check for errors, or "Minify Code" to compress.
• Export your code: Copy the formatted code to clipboard or download as a .py file.

Why Use a Python Beautifier?

• PEP 8 Compliance: Automatically format your code to meet Python's official style guide recommendations for clean, readable code.
• Consistent Indentation: Fix mixed tabs and spaces, incorrect indentation levels, and ensure proper nesting throughout your code.
• Import Organisation: Sort and group your import statements according to best practices (stdlib, third-party, local imports).
• Team Collaboration: Maintain consistent code style across your team without manual formatting reviews.
• Time Savings: Stop manually adjusting spacing and indentation - let the tool handle formatting automatically.

Supported Formatting Styles

• PEP 8: The official Python Enhancement Proposal for code style. Uses 4-space indentation and 79-character line limits.
• Black: The uncompromising code formatter that produces deterministic output with 88-character lines and double quotes.
• Google Style: Google's internal Python style guide with specific docstring and naming conventions.
• Custom: Configure your own preferences for indentation, quotes, line length, and more.