/* ... */ comments during formatting/minifying.---A CSS beautifier formats your stylesheet into a clean, readable structure with consistent indentation, line breaks, and spacing. A CSS minifier does the opposite: it removes unnecessary whitespace and comments to reduce file size for faster page loads.
This tool is helpful when working with Bootstrap customizations, WordPress themes, landing pages, and component libraries where readable CSS improves maintainability and debugging speed.
Beautifying changes whitespace and formatting only, so the rendered design stays the same.
Minification removes unnecessary spaces, line breaks, and optionally comments to reduce file size.
It’s better to keep CSS readable during development and minify during deployment or build steps.
Yes, it formats typical modern CSS including variables, media queries, and nested constructs commonly found in frameworks.
In most cases no. Rarely, if spacing is used inside specific strings or hacks, it could affect output.
It alphabetically sorts declarations inside a rule block to improve consistency. It’s optional because order can matter in edge cases.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser and nothing is stored or transmitted.
Yes. It’s great for cleaning up long theme stylesheets before editing or debugging.
Yes. Use bulk mode and separate blocks with ---.
Yes. Once loaded, it can work without internet because formatting runs in the browser.