PHP HTML Formatter

The formatter processes PHP and HTML source to produce consistent, readable code. Users paste or upload code, select a target language, and choose a formatting mode (pretty or minified). In pretty mode, the tool applies standard indentation, uniform whitespace, and aligned attributes to improve readability. In minify mode, it removes unnecessary whitespace while preserving string literals and comments when requested. The result can be copied, downloaded, or reused in a development workflow.

Conceptually, formatting is a deterministic transformation that does not alter semantics. For PHP sections, the formatter respects opening and closing tags and indentation within PHP blocks; for HTML, it reflows nested elements and normalizes attribute spacing. When combined, mixed PHP/HTML files are reformatted with consistent transitions between server-side and markup sections. Users gain a stable baseline for diffs, code reviews, and onboarding.

Audience and differentiators: individual developers, teams enforcing style guides, and code-review teams benefit from predictable outputs and reduced review time. The tool differentiates itself by supporting both languages in a single pass, offering optional indentation control, and providing a lightweight, dependency-free formatter that runs entirely client-side or server-side as needed.