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Angular Formatter

Paste compact Angular template or component code and turn it into readable, consistently indented output.

Last updated: May 29, 2026

Client-Side Processing
Input Data Stays on Device
Instant Local Execution

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What is Angular Formatter?

Angular Formatter is a browser-side formatter for Angular template HTML and common component snippets. It is useful when template attributes, structural directives, event bindings, and interpolation are all squeezed into a single line. The formatter separates nested elements and code blocks so reviews, debugging notes, and documentation examples are easier to scan.

How to Use Angular Formatter

1

Paste Angular template HTML or component code.

2

Choose spaces or tabs for indentation.

3

Keep or remove blank lines as needed.

4

Click Format.

5

Copy or download the formatted Angular code.

Common Use Cases

  • Cleaning up Angular templates copied from browser dev tools.
  • Preparing component snippets for pull request comments.
  • Formatting template examples before adding them to documentation.
  • Reviewing directive-heavy markup with ngIf, ngFor, event bindings, and property bindings.

Example Input and Output

A compact Angular template becomes easier to inspect after nested elements are split onto separate lines.

Compact Angular
<section *ngIf="user"><button (click)="save(user)">{{ user.name }}</button></section>
Formatted Angular
<section *ngIf="user">
  <button (click)="save(user)">{{ user.name }}</button>
</section>

Privacy

Angular formatting happens client-side and does not send your templates or component snippets to a server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this understand Angular binding syntax?
Yes. The formatter preserves common Angular attributes such as *ngIf, *ngFor, [value], (click), and interpolation while it adjusts indentation.
Can I format component TypeScript too?
Yes. If the pasted input is not template markup, the tool formats it as brace-based component code.
Will formatting change Angular behavior?
No. The tool changes whitespace and line breaks only.
Is my Angular code uploaded?
No. Formatting runs in the browser, so private component snippets stay local.