Generate C# syntax trees from code snippets with RoslynQuoter, using its online controls for parsing and syntax options.

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About RoslynQuoter

RoslynQuoter is a web tool for developers who work with the Roslyn C# compiler API. A user pastes a C# code snippet, selects how it should be parsed, and the tool returns the Roslyn API calls (such as SyntaxFactory calls) that would build the same syntax tree. The page also offers formatting options for the generated code, including whether to keep original whitespace and whether to keep redundant API calls.

The homepage describes a Ready-To-Run mode that includes compilation and diagnostics. Output can also be requested as a LINQPad file. The source does not state limits on snippet size, supported C# language versions, or data handling.

Key features

  • Parses snippets as a regular file, script file, member, statement, or expression
  • Generates Roslyn API calls that build the entered C# code
  • Option to place opening and closing parentheses on new lines
  • Option to preserve original whitespace in generated output
  • Option to keep or remove redundant API calls
  • Ready-To-Run mode with compilation and diagnostics; LINQPad file output
Best for: C# developers and tool authors who need to see which Roslyn SyntaxFactory calls create a given piece of code.
Good for
  • Offers several parse modes for different kinds of C# input
  • Provides formatting options for the generated API calls

RoslynQuoter at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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RoslynQuoter FAQ

What kinds of C# input can it parse?
The homepage lists regular files, script files, members, statements, and expressions as parse options.
Can the output be used in LINQPad?
The homepage includes an option to get the Roslyn API calls as a LINQPad file.
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