PHP Beautifier: Format PHP Code Online in Your Browser
PHP Beautifier formats PHP code with @prettier/plugin-php through Prettier standalone, turning pasted or dropped input into consistently styled output. Set the indentation, print width, and quote style to match the formatting you need. The tool runs entirely in your browser, so you can prepare readable code for reviews, commits, bug reports, or troubleshooting without sending the input to a server.
PHP Beautifier is an online PHP formatter that uses @prettier/plugin-php with Prettier standalone to turn pasted or dropped PHP code into formatted output. Use it to make a snippet or file easier to read before reviewing, sharing, or working with it. The PHP Beautifier runs entirely in your browser, so your code is processed on your device rather than sent to a server.
The formatter provides configurable indentation, print width, and quote style. Choose the settings you need, then review and copy the resulting PHP code. If the input does not parse cleanly, the tool can help you find the line where the issue occurs. These options give you control over the appearance of the output without requiring you to reformat the code by hand.
PHP is a programming language, while formatted PHP is still PHP code presented with a consistent layout; this tool is for beautifying code, not converting it to another language or data format. Formatting can make generated code, unfamiliar files, and snippets more approachable. It can also make changes easier to inspect by reducing distractions from inconsistent whitespace.
PHP Beautifier is useful for developers and DevOps engineers preparing code for a commit, checking a file written by someone else, or sharing an example in a report or review. It is free and private, runs in your browser, and does not send, upload, or store your input on a server. Because it has no server dependency, it continues to work offline once the page has loaded.
Step 1: Paste or drop your PHP code into the input area. You can use a complete file or a code snippet you want to make easier to read.
Step 2: Choose the indentation, print width, and quote style. These options let you adjust the formatted output to suit the conventions you need.
Step 3: Run the formatter and review the result. The tool applies your selected settings to produce formatted PHP code.
Step 4: Copy the formatted output for your project, code review, bug report, or other workflow.
Use case: Make an unreadable, machine-generated PHP file easier to review before you commit it.
Use case: Check PHP code you did not write against the formatting conventions you need to follow, using the available indentation, print width, and quote style options.
Use case: Produce consistently indented output so a diff is easier to review and contains less whitespace noise.
Use case: Format a PHP snippet before adding it to a bug report or code review.
Use case: Check whether PHP input parses cleanly and use the reported line to locate a problem when it does not.
Use case: Make a pasted PHP example easier for teammates to read and discuss.
Use case: Standardize the appearance of PHP code while preparing it for a review or troubleshooting session.