I built CodyFormat because I often needed clean, syntax-highlighted code for documentation, Microsoft Word, reports, and messages, but I didn’t want to send my source code to an online formatter. What started as a small offline formatter gradually became a cross-platform tool for formatting, highlighting, and exporting code. Today, CodyFormat v0.6.0 runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It includes automatic language detection, formatting profiles, Word-friendly rich copy, editable DOCX export, Telegram code blocks, themes, custom fonts, line numbers, and other presentation controls. Privacy has been a core requirement from day one: your code stays on your machine. No account, no telemetry, and no cloud processing. CodyFormat is free and open source. I’d especially love to hear from developers who regularly move code into documentation, reports, presentations, or messages. Your feedback can help shape where CodyFormat goes next. If you find CodyFormat useful, starring the GitHub repository helps more developers discover the project. There’s also a Donate option for anyone who wants to support its continued development.

CodyFormat

Format, highlight and export code without the cloud

Format, highlight and export code without the cloud