SQLite Viewer

Open any SQLite database in your browser. Browse tables, run SQL queries, and export results — powered by WebAssembly.

Drop a SQLite database or click to browse

.sqlite, .db, .sqlite3 — your file never leaves the browser

About SQLite Viewer

SQLite is the world's most deployed database engine. It's used in mobile apps, desktop software, browsers, and IoT devices. This tool lets you open any SQLite file and explore it interactively — no server, no installation.

All processing happens locally using sql.js, a WebAssembly port of SQLite. Your database content is never uploaded anywhere.

About This Tool

How to Use
  1. Upload a .sqlite, .db, or .sqlite3 database file
  2. Browse tables in the sidebar and click to view contents
  3. Write custom SQL queries in the editor and click Run
  4. Export results as CSV for further analysis
Common Use Cases
  • Inspecting SQLite databases from mobile apps or IoT devices
  • Browsing browser history or cookie databases
  • Exploring datasets distributed as SQLite files
  • Running ad-hoc queries without installing database tools
Tips & Tricks
  • Click any table name to auto-load its first 100 rows
  • Use Ctrl+Enter to run queries quickly
  • Export results to CSV for use in spreadsheets
  • Your database file never leaves your browser — all queries run locally via WebAssembly

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