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A Generic JavaScript UnPacker.

ProCSSor is a powerful (and wholly free) CSS prettifier that lets you format CSS in the exact way you want. It empowers you to turn your CSS into something that is visually more compelling, and with a minimum of effort at that.

How to Use? Under the Options pane, mouse-over each select dropdown and checkbox to activate informational tooltips.

You may be aware of js unminifiers or beautifiers (such as jsbeautifier). I found myself wanting something similar for making minified CSS legible, so I built a simple tool using javascript to unminify CSS. It uses several regular expressions (and sometimes a split followed by a join) to generate the clean code and it also lets you specify tab width. I included a minified sample in case you want to give it a try.

p{font:normal 14px/20px helvetica,arial,sans-serif;color:#333;}.woot{font-weight:bold}

Unminify   tab width:  


Note: the easiest way to look a site’s CSS is to use a tool like firebug on firefox, but sometimes you still might want to view the full source to see any browser-specific hacks that won’t appear in firebug or to just take a peak at how someone may organize his or her code.

Update: June 2011—It’s now all the rage to drop the semicolon from the last declaration in a CSS rule (right before the closing brace), so I updated the unminifier to handle this case and put an example in the sample CSS.

Update2: September 2011—the CSS Unminifier now exists a standalone script that you can run on your computer. I converted it to a node project, which you can install with npm (Node Package Manager) using npm install cssunminifier and you can see the code on the github page.

Inspired by MrColes

Beautify, unpack or deobfuscate JavaScript, make JSON/JSONP readable, etc..

You can use this utility to uncompress your CSS files; in other words make them nicely formatted again. You can also download a Shell Script which accomplishes the same task as this online uncompressor.