Validate YAML syntax and identify structural or indentation errors.
Bidirectional converter between YAML configuration and JSON data.
Convert JSON data to clean YAML syntax with configurable indentation.
Convert between TOML configuration format and JSON objects.
Convert INI configuration files and sections to JSON and back.
Format, indent, validate, and beautify JSON with custom spacing.
YAML's readability depends entirely on consistent indentation, and files edited by hand or generated by different tools often end up with mismatched spacing that's hard to spot visually. This YAML formatter parses your document and rewrites it with standardized, consistent indentation, making structure and nesting immediately clear. It's especially useful for DevOps engineers cleaning up Kubernetes manifests or CI pipeline configs, and developers reviewing YAML files pulled from different sources with inconsistent formatting. The formatter preserves comments and anchors so nothing meaningful is lost in the reformat. Since everything runs client-side in your browser, your YAML is never uploaded to a server, and there's no signup required. Paste your YAML below to see it cleanly reformatted instantly.
It standardizes inconsistent indentation and spacing throughout a YAML document, making the mapping and sequence hierarchy clear and consistent.
Yes, comments starting with # are preserved in their original position relative to the surrounding content.
It standardizes spacing for valid YAML; for structurally broken YAML with actual indentation errors, use the YAML Validator first to locate the issue.
No, formatting happens entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript, so your document is never sent anywhere.
Yes, anchor (&) and alias (*) references are preserved correctly since they're a core part of valid YAML syntax.
You can choose your preferred indent width, typically 2 spaces, which is the most common YAML convention.
For format conversion, use the companion YAML to JSON converter; this tool focuses specifically on reformatting YAML while keeping it YAML.