How to use this developer tool
- Paste Rust source code.
- Choose a formatting style and indent size.
- Select cleanup options and click Format Rust.
- Review the formatted output and changed-line summary before copying or downloading.
Format Rust source code in your browser with indentation, spacing, blank-line cleanup, and a clear change summary. Raw strings, comments, and common macro content are protected where possible, but rustfmt remains the final authority.
This Rust formatter applies conservative whitespace and indentation normalization without compiling the source. It reports changed lines and avoids rewriting ownership, lifetimes, expressions, or program behavior.
Run rustfmt before committing production Rust code, especially when macros, complex generics, or unusual attributes are present.
The page loads a working Rust Formatter example. Run the tool to compare the sample input with the generated output and status summary.
Paste the Rust source, choose the formatting options, and run the formatter. The result is browser-based and should still be checked with rustfmt.
The output summary reports changed lines and the formatted code remains separate from the original input.
It protects common strings and comments and applies conservative formatting, but complex macro syntax should be verified manually.
No. It performs browser-based formatting, conversion, structural parsing, or heuristic analysis. Always verify production code with the official toolchain.
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| Module | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Formatting | Indentation, braces, spacing |
| Safety | No semantic code rewrites |
| Verification | Use rustfmt for final output |