Enter your JS here which you want to Beautify/Prettify:
It's wise to first understand what JavaScript is. In our JS Compressor and Minify JS tools, which were created to minify JS code, we have discussed JavaScript in detail. This means that when you are going into production, it is strongly advised that JS files are minified or compressed to increase webpage speed. JavaScript is a client-side programming language used to interface with servers, change the DOM, validate user input, and other things.
It is sometimes difficult to understand the workings of minified JS code, so it is best to make it more aesthetically pleasing so that it is easier to read and comprehend. Additionally, developers frequently use minified JS code on production servers, so when something goes wrong it is preferable to beautify it, understand its functioning, and track down the fault so that it can be corrected. Our Useotools.com team created this tool to make it easier for our users to instantly improve their minified JS code another unique feature of this tool is that it was created entirely in JavaScript, meaning that all data sent outside of your web browser to any third-party servers that might reveal your code was kept entirely on the client side. This ensures user privacy and means that users never have to worry about their code being exposed.
Utilizing just one click, the Useotools.com Online Beautify JS Tool can easily restore the original beauty of minified JS code. The tool's use is straightforward; if you have tiny code, simply copy it and paste it into the code box. If you have large code, however, click the blue browse button and choose the appropriate JS file because large code cut and paste may cause your browser to hang. Therefore, after pasting the code into the code field or selecting the JS file, all you have to do is click the blue Beautify JS button for it to work its magic:). Once the JS code has been enhanced, you have the option of copying it by selecting the clipboard icon or saving it to a file for later download by using the download button. You may completely disregard the warning message that appears when a browser downloads a JS file because it contains your JS code and is therefore safe to do so.