Apex and SOQL Formatter

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Paste Apex classes, triggers, anonymous Apex, or SOQL queries to clean up indentation, line breaks, and readability in one browser-based formatter built for Salesforce workflows.

Apex formatting SOQL formatting Syntax highlighting Upload .cls / .trigger / .apex / .soql Browser-based

Input

Paste code, drop a file, or try a sample.

Upload file

Drag and drop an Apex or SOQL file here

Formatted Output

Color coded, readable, and ready to copy.

Formatted code will appear here.

Mode

Input lines

Output lines

Characters

What this formatter doesNormalizes indentation, spacing, braces, keywords, and line breaks for common Apex and SOQL patterns.

Important noteThis is a smart browser formatter, not a full Salesforce parser. Extremely unusual or malformed code can still need manual review.

What is the Apex and SOQL Formatter?

The Apex and SOQL formatter is a free browser-based code cleanup tool for Salesforce developers, consultants, and reviewers who want readable output fast. It helps you reformat pasted Apex or SOQL so indentation, spacing, and structure are easier to scan during design reviews, bug triage, or documentation updates. Because the tool runs locally with no login required, it is a quick way to standardize snippets before sharing them in tickets, pull requests, or architecture notes.

How to use the Apex and SOQL Formatter

Paste your Apex class, trigger, anonymous block, or SOQL query into the formatter.
Run the formatting action and compare the cleaned result with the original version.
Copy the output into your review, sandbox notes, or documentation once the structure is easier to understand.

Frequently asked questions

Is this only for developers?: No. Admins, solution architects, and analysts can also use it when they need a cleaner version of a query or code sample for documentation.
Why format before review?: Formatting makes nested logic, conditions, and query fields easier to inspect so code review conversations move faster.
Does the formatter change platform behavior?: No. The goal is readability and consistency, not changing how the code executes in Salesforce.