SQL Formatter
Format SQL queries with dialect-aware indentation, keyword casing, and spacing options.
The inputted text is too long to include in a share link.
Write Markdown and preview the rendered HTML side by side as you type.
Use this preview when writing README files, documentation, issue templates, release notes, or any text that will be published through a Markdown-based system.
This Markdown preview is built for common writing and documentation workflows. It supports GitHub-flavored Markdown features such as tables, task-style lists, code blocks, links, headings, and inline formatting.
It is most useful when the formatting matters more than the editing environment. Product teams can check release notes, engineers can test README examples, and support teams can clean up public help text before pasting it into another system.
Markdown is intentionally portable, but platforms still differ. Treat this preview as a close check for structure and readability, then confirm any platform-specific extensions in the destination app.
The preview converts Markdown to HTML using GitHub-flavored Markdown settings, then sanitizes the generated HTML before displaying it. That keeps the preview useful for real formatting checks without treating pasted HTML as trusted content.
The renderer updates as you type, so the quickest workflow is to draft in small sections and scan the preview whenever you add a heading, nested list, table, or fenced code block. Those are the places where Markdown mistakes are easiest to miss in plain text.
Built and maintained by utilkit. Found an issue? Send corrections to contact@utilkit.com
Format SQL queries with dialect-aware indentation, keyword casing, and spacing options.
Explain cron expressions in plain English, preview upcoming runs, and generate Unix, seconds, or Quartz cron schedules.
Beautify, minify, validate, and sort JSON in your browser.