SQLFormat.org

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Runs on api, Web.

SQLFormat.org is ranked #11 of 26 in SQL linters and formatters on The Geeks Club. It runs on API, Web. There is a free plan.

SQLFormat.org plans and pricing

SQLFormat Free API: 500 requests per hour per IP sqlformat.org · 4 Oct 2026

Free plan: Yes
Supported SQL dialects: No specific dialects; non-validating and dialect-agnostic

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Purpose: SQLFormat is a free online formatter for SQL statements.
Browser processing: The web formatter processes SQL in the browser using Pyodide and sqlparse.
Formatting options: Options include keyword and identifier case, indentation, output format, comment removal, and compact mode.
API: The API can format SQL statements and split a string into SQL statements, returning JSON results.
API limit: API access is limited to 500 requests per hour for a single IP.
Privacy: The privacy policy says SQL statements are processed in the browser and are not sent to the server or third parties, stored on the server, or logged.
Other data handling: The privacy policy says IP addresses are logged for security and performance monitoring, and errors are logged to Sentry.
Downloadable code: The site links to the sqlparse Python module source and says it can be used in your own applications.
License: The site says the sqlparse module is released under the New BSD License.
Parser behavior: The underlying Python module uses a non-validating SQL parser that can parse syntactically incorrect SQL statements.
Support: The site invites users to send feedback or report bugs using the Feedback button at the bottom of the page.
Contact: The site lists [email protected] as its contact email.
Price from: Free

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