Normalise SQL Keyword Casing

Make every SQL keyword consistently cased across a whole query.

Open the SQL Formatter

Mixed keyword casing — Select here, WHERE there — makes SQL look sloppy and slows down reading. Teams usually settle on one convention, but applying it by hand is tedious.

This formatter normalises keyword casing across your whole query so SELECT, FROM, WHERE and the rest all match. It runs in your browser with no signup.

SQL Formatter — Keyword casing
Keywords are normalised to a consistent case across the query.

Why normalise keyword casing

Consistent keywords

Every SQL keyword follows the same casing convention throughout.

Cleaner code reviews

Uniform casing removes a common nitpick from pull requests.

Applied automatically

No need to retype keywords — the formatter handles casing for you.

Free and private

No signup, and your SQL never leaves your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make SQL keywords uppercase?

Yes. The formatter normalises keyword casing across the whole query so keywords are consistently cased.

Why does keyword casing matter?

Consistent casing makes SQL easier to read and removes a frequent style nitpick in code reviews.

Does changing casing affect the query?

No. SQL keywords are case-insensitive, so normalising their case does not change how the query runs.

Is the tool free?

Yes, it is free with no signup and no usage limits.

Is my query private?

Yes. Casing is normalised in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

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The All Innovativ SQL Formatter normalises SQL keyword casing, making every keyword consistently cased across a whole query — free, 100% browser-based, with no upload and no account.

Casing is normalised client-side, locally via the browser, with zero server-side retention, so your query never leaves your device. Consistent casing makes SQL easier to read and removes a frequent style nitpick in code reviews, and because SQL keywords are case-insensitive, normalising their case does not change how the query runs. Unlike cloud-based formatters that upload your query, nothing leaves your device here, with no sign-up, no usage limits and no API key.