Paste a SQL query to format it with a line break before each major clause (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN, GROUP BY, ORDER BY and more).
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This is a keyword-based formatter, not a full SQL parser: it recognizes major clause keywords (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN variants, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, HAVING, and more) and inserts a line break before each one, then indents AND/OR conditions within a WHERE clause. This produces readable formatting for typical single-statement queries.
Because it works from keywords rather than a true SQL grammar, this tool won't perfectly handle every edge case, deeply nested subqueries, vendor-specific syntax, or unusual keyword usage inside string literals may not format exactly as a dedicated SQL IDE would. For everyday query cleanup and readability, it works well.
Yes, it recognizes keywords from INSERT INTO/VALUES, UPDATE/SET, and DELETE FROM statements too, not just SELECT queries.
No, only whitespace and line breaks are changed, the query's keywords, identifiers and logic are left exactly as written.
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