clearformat

verb
UK /ˈklɪə.fɔː.mæt/
US /ˈklɪr.fɔːr.mæt/

To make something neat and easy to read by fixing how it looks.

Please clearformat the document before you print it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To remove messy or broken styling from a file or page.

She had to clearformat the copied text so the fonts matched.

3. To reset something to a simple, standard layout.

The app will clearformat your notes into a clean list.

4. To make information easy to understand by putting it in order.

He clearformatted the chart so everyone could follow the numbers.