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GraphQL Formatter

Format and prettify GraphQL queries and schemas with syntax highlighting.

GraphQL Formatter

Format, lint, and beautify GraphQL queries and schemas with clear indentation, syntax highlighting, and error hints. Fully browser-based, fast, and private.

Input GraphQL

Formatted GraphQL

Formatted GraphQL will appear here...

Smart Formatting

Automatically format and beautify GraphQL with proper indentation

Schema & Query Support

Format both GraphQL schemas and queries with validation

Easy Export

Copy to clipboard or download formatted GraphQL files

Key Features

Professional-grade tool designed for speed, security, and simplicity

Syntax aware formatting

Prettify queries and schemas while preserving GraphQL-specific syntax and comments.

Real-time validation

Detect common syntax errors and mismatched braces as you type.

Copy & export

Copy formatted queries to clipboard or export them for documentation.

Schema & query support

Works for both schema (.graphql) and query documents.

Client-side only

All processing happens in your browser, no uploads.

How the GraphQL Formatter works

Parser-based formatting ensures valid GraphQL output while preserving user intent.

1

Paste or type

Add your GraphQL query or schema.

2

Auto-parse

The tool parses the document into an AST.

3

Format

Apply consistent indentation and line breaks.

4

Copy / Export

Copy the result or export it for use.

Common use cases

Developer productivity

Quickly clean up queries before committing to a repo.

Documentation

Create readable examples for API docs and tutorials.

Testing

Format test fixtures and sample queries for consistency.

Understanding GraphQL

A quick guide to queries, schemas, and best practices

What is GraphQL?

GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for executing those queries with your existing data.

Queries vs Mutations

Queries fetch data; mutations modify server-side data. Use fragments to reuse fields across queries.

Schema Basics

Schemas declare types, fields, and their relationships. Strong typing helps clients discover available data.

Best Practices

Keep queries narrow, use aliases for clarity, and version schemas carefully to avoid breaking clients.

Common Errors

Watch for mismatched braces, undefined fragments, and incorrect field names. This formatter highlights syntax issues.

Tooling & Integrations

Combine formatted queries with linters, codegen, and IDE plugins for a smooth GraphQL developer workflow.

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