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Angular Formatter

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How to Use the Angular Formatter

  1. Paste your Angular code
    Add your TS, HTML, or CSS code into the input box.
  2. Or upload a file
    Use the upload option if your code is saved locally.
  3. Click “Format Code”
    The tool instantly restructures your code.
  4. Copy or download the result
    Use the formatted code wherever you need it.

Example

Before Formatting

@Component({selector:'app-user',template:`<div><h2>{{name}}</h2><p *ngIf="isActive">Active</p></div>`})
export class UserComponent{ name:string='Alex'; isActive=true;}

After Formatting

@Component({
  selector: 'app-user',
  template: `
    <div>
      <h2>{{ name }}</h2>
      <p *ngIf="isActive">Active</p>
    </div>
  `
})
export class UserComponent {
  name: string = 'Alex';
  isActive = true;
}

What This Tool Supports

This Angular Formatter is smart enough to handle common Angular file types:

  • TypeScript (TS) – Components, services, modules, guards
  • Angular HTML Templates – Structural directives, bindings, nested elements
  • CSS / SCSS-style formatting – Clean blocks and spacing

You can format small snippets or large Angular files with the same accuracy.

Why Use an Angular Formatter?

Angular projects grow fast. As files get longer, even small formatting issues can slow you down. This formatter solves that by:

  • Making your code human-readable
  • Keeping indentation consistent across files
  • Improving maintainability for teams
  • Helping avoid formatting-related merge conflicts

Who Is This Tool Best For?

  • Angular developers cleaning up existing projects
  • Beginners learning Angular best practices
  • Teams that want consistent code style
  • Anyone reviewing or debugging Angular code

If you write Angular, this tool saves time every day.

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