Unminify vs BrowserUtils
Unminify.com is a single-page code beautifier that expands minified JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS (including SCSS and Less), HTML, XML and JSON. It runs Prettier in your browser and is supported by Google ads.
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| Fact | Unminify | BrowserUtils |
|---|---|---|
| Runs where | In the browser | In the browser (1 tool needs a server and is labeled) |
| Sign-up | Not needed | Not needed |
| Ads | Some | No third-party ads (one small note per page about our own products) |
| Platform | Web | Web, works on mobile |
| Price | Free | Free |
| Tools | 1 tool | 299 |
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Where Unminify is better
- One box takes JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX/TSX, CSS, SCSS, Less, HTML, XML and JSON and detects the language itself, so you don't pick a tool first.
- Formats with Prettier 3 (in a Web Worker), so the output follows Prettier's style, including JSX and TSX.
- You can upload or drag in a file, load code from a URL (when that server allows CORS) and download the result. BrowserUtils' formatters work on pasted text.
Where BrowserUtils is better
- Formatters for languages Unminify doesn't handle: SQL (with dialect options), YAML, GraphQL, Python, Go, Java, PHP and Rust.
- Minifiers for the reverse trip (JavaScript, CSS, HTML, JSON, XML and SVG). Unminify only expands code.
- No third-party ads. Unminify shows two Google AdSense banners, one above and one below the editor.
- Paste CSS, HTML, XML, JSON, YAML or SQL into the homepage box or the ⌘K palette and it opens the matching formatter with your code.
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