Online SQLite Database Viewer & Explorer

Open and explore SQLite .db files directly in your browser. View tables, run queries, and export data without any installation. Perfect for quick inspections.

SQLite Viewer Online

View and query SQLite database files in your browser

Tables

No tables loaded

SQL Query

Query Results

Select a table or execute a query to view results

How It Works

This online SQLite viewer opens .db and .sqlite database files directly in your browser, letting you explore tables, run queries, and export data without installing any software.

The viewing process:

File upload: Select your SQLite database file from your computer. The file stays local - nothing is uploaded to servers.
Database parsing: The SQLite file format is read using WebAssembly-based SQLite implementation running entirely in your browser.
Schema extraction: Tables, indexes, views, and triggers are discovered and displayed in a navigable interface.
Query execution: Run custom SQL queries against the loaded database and view results in a formatted table.

Everything happens client-side using modern browser technologies. Your database file never leaves your computer, making this safe for sensitive data.

When You'd Actually Use This

Quick Database Inspection

Open a SQLite file from a colleague or download to see what tables and data it contains.

Mobile App Development

Inspect SQLite databases created by iOS or Android apps during debugging sessions.

Data Recovery

Open recovered or backup SQLite files to verify data integrity before restoration.

Educational Exploration

Students can examine sample databases to understand schema design and data relationships.

Cross-Platform Data Sharing

View SQLite files on machines without SQLite installed (public computers, restricted workstations).

Export and Conversion

Extract data from SQLite to CSV or JSON for use in other applications or analysis tools.

What to Know Before Using

File size limits apply

Browser memory constraints mean very large databases (hundreds of MB) may not load properly. Best for files under 50MB.

Read-only access

For safety, this viewer is read-only. You can query and export but not modify the original database file.

Encrypted databases not supported

SQLCipher-encrypted or password-protected SQLite files cannot be opened. Remove encryption first.

Browser compatibility required

Requires a modern browser with WebAssembly support. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge all work.

Some extensions may not work

Custom SQLite extensions or specialized functions may not be available in the browser-based implementation.

Common Questions

Is my data uploaded to a server?

No. The database file is processed entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Nothing is transmitted to external servers, making this safe for sensitive data.

What file extensions are supported?

Any valid SQLite database file works: .db, .sqlite, .sqlite3, .db3, or files with no extension. The tool checks the file format, not the extension.

Can I export the data?

Yes. You can export individual tables or query results as CSV or JSON files. This is useful for migrating data or creating backups.

How do I run custom queries?

Use the SQL query editor to type any SELECT statement. Results appear in a table below. You can also view table schemas with PRAGMA commands.

What if my database is corrupted?

Corrupted files may fail to load or show incomplete data. Try SQLite's built-in recovery tools (sqlite3 .recover) before using this viewer.

Can I view multiple databases at once?

One database loads at a time. To switch databases, reload the page and select a different file. Browser tabs can run multiple instances.

Does this work on mobile devices?

Yes, the viewer works on tablets and phones with modern browsers. However, large files may strain mobile device memory.

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