How to use this text tool
- Paste code or structured text.
- Choose the target indentation style.
- Set the current tab width used to interpret tabs.
- Run the converter and check mixed-line warnings.
Convert indentation style safely between tabs and spaces. Detect mixed indentation, normalize leading whitespace, preserve text content, and export clean code or text.
This tool rewrites leading indentation so code and structured text follow a chosen style without changing the main text content.
Alignment spaces inside a line are preserved unless they are part of the leading indentation.
Sample input is included in the text box. Run the tool to see the processed output and the before/after statistics.
The tool runs in the browser and focuses on safe whitespace, indentation, wrapping, line ending, or column formatting depending on the selected tool.
For critical code or regulated data, validate the final output with your project-specific parser, compiler, linter, or test suite.
Paste your text, select the target style such as 2 spaces, 4 spaces, or tabs, and run the converter.
The tool counts leading tabs, leading spaces, and mixed indentation lines to identify the dominant style.
Use the style required by your project. Spaces are common for consistent display, while tabs are preferred in some codebases.
Yes. Leading whitespace can be converted to a consistent target style while preserving the rest of each line.
Mixed indentation appears when some lines start with tabs and others start with spaces or when both are used on the same line.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Input parser | Reads pasted text, uploaded files, or sample data. |
| Formatter core | Applies the selected conversion or formatting logic. |
| Quality analyzer | Calculates line, whitespace, and consistency metrics. |
| Exporter | Provides TXT, CSV, JSON, copy, and print actions. |