Format GraphQL from the AST
The formatter parses GraphQL first and prints it back in a readable structure, so output is based on valid syntax.
Clean GraphQL queries, mutations, subscriptions and fragments before sending them to an API, docs page or teammate.
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The formatter parses GraphQL first and prints it back in a readable structure, so output is based on valid syntax.
Parser errors help catch broken braces, invalid fragments and malformed operations before a query reaches an API client.
Minified output is useful for pasted snippets, test fixtures and places where compact GraphQL is easier to store.
GraphQL input is parsed in your browser, so API queries and internal schema notes do not need to be uploaded to a server.
Quick answers about how this tool works and when to use it.
It parses GraphQL input, reports syntax errors and can produce formatted or minified GraphQL output.
Yes. It supports normal GraphQL documents including queries, mutations, subscriptions and fragments.
No. It only formats and validates pasted GraphQL text in the browser. It does not connect to any API endpoint.
No. The tool runs in your browser, so pasted GraphQL is processed locally on your device.