Format an INI file
Normalize the spacing of an INI configuration file (sections, keys, values, comments) for clearer reading.
How it works
INI files (used by many applications for their configuration) often mix inconsistent spacing around the “=” sign depending on who edited them. The tool normalizes each “key = value” line with a single space on each side of the equals sign, keeps sections and comments as-is, and removes extra blank lines.
Are comments preserved?
Yes, lines starting with “;” or “#” are kept as-is, without any modification, just like section headers in square brackets such as [server].
What does the tool do with multiple blank lines?
Consecutive blank lines are reduced to a single blank line, keeping the file readable without excessive spacing between sections.
100% local processing: the formatting runs entirely in your browser via WebAssembly — your file is never sent to a server.