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JavaScript Code Viewer

Pretty-print JavaScript source with indentation and syntax highlighting for quick inspection

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What is JavaScript Code Viewer

Written by Giorgos Kostas. Last reviewed:

JavaScript Code Viewer formats JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, and Node snippets with a syntax-aware formatter, then renders the result with syntax highlighting.

Nothing is uploaded — the tool runs entirely in the browser so it works well even with proprietary code.

Why use it

  • Review minified or mangled JS on the fly.
  • Re-indent code copied from logs or chat.
  • Share readable snippets with teammates.
  • Audit bundler output or codegen.
  • Teach JS with clean examples.

Features

  • Syntax-aware JavaScript and TypeScript formatting
  • JS syntax highlighting
  • Works with JS, TS, JSX
  • Template literals and JSX preserved
  • Fast copy-paste

How to use JavaScript Code Viewer

  1. Paste JS / TS. Drop any JS-like source into the viewer.
  2. Click Run. Output is re-indented and highlighted.
  3. Copy result. Paste into your doc or review.

Example (before/after)

Raw

function greet(n){console.log("Hi "+n);}greet("Ada");

Formatted

function greet(n) {
  console.log("Hi " + n);
}
greet("Ada");

Common errors

Syntax errors

The formatter cannot safely format incomplete or invalid source.

Fix: Correct the syntax and paste the source again.

Large files

Formatting large bundles can take longer in the browser.

Fix: Use JavaScript Beautifier for additional formatting controls.

FAQ

Does it execute the code?

No — this is a viewer / formatter only.

Is source uploaded?

No — everything runs client-side.

Does it support TypeScript / JSX?

Yes — both are treated as JavaScript for formatting.

Difference vs JavaScript Beautifier?

Beautifier offers deeper formatting; the Viewer is fast re-indent.

Can I paste a .min.js file?

Yes — though a full beautifier gives better results for heavy minification.