.env File Formatter & Validator
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Paste a .env file to get it sorted alphabetically by key, with malformed lines and duplicate keys flagged as issues rather than hard errors — one bad line doesn't block formatting the rest of a large file.
Frequently asked questions
- Does one malformed line stop the whole file from formatting?
- No — malformed lines and duplicate keys are collected as issues and reported alongside the output, rather than thrown as a hard error that blocks formatting the rest of a file with 50 otherwise-valid entries.
- Does it flag duplicate keys?
- Yes — a repeated key is reported as an issue that references the line the key was first seen on, so you can tell which definition wins.
- Does formatting change the order of my keys?
- Yes, deliberately — output is sorted alphabetically by key, which makes diffs between versions of a .env file easier to read.
- Are comments and blank lines preserved?
- Comments (lines starting with #) and blank lines are skipped when parsing and not reproduced in the sorted output — the formatter re-serializes only the key/value entries.
- Is my .env file uploaded anywhere?
- No. Formatting and validation happen locally in your browser tab — nothing is sent to a server.
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