Free Online Python Formatter
The Python formatter normalises indentation (tabs to spaces) and tidies blank lines around block boundaries — a fast cleanup pass for pasted code.
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How to Use This Developer Tool
- Paste your Python into the input area.
- Pick an indent size (PEP 8 says 4).
- Read the cleaned-up code in the output panel.
- Click Copy to send the result to your clipboard.
What Is a Python Formatter?
Black and autopep8 are the standards for PEP 8 compliance in a real codebase — they reflow lines, normalise quote style, and produce deterministic output. This formatter does the smaller job: detect the input's indentation level, re-emit it as consistent spaces, and tidy blank lines around `def`, `class`, and decorators.
It's most useful when you've pasted Python from a notebook export, a chat client that mangled whitespace, or an email that turned tabs into something else — places that destroy indentation. For codebases that need PEP 8 enforcement, run Black in pre-commit; for one-off inspection in a browser tab, this is faster than spinning up a toolchain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Black?
Does it work with Python 3?
Can it fix indentation?
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