Choose a database
Open an ordinary SQLite3 .db, .sqlite or .sqlite3 file up to 5 MB.
Export schema and bounded table rows with explicit SQLite storage classes, exact integer strings and reversible BLOB bytes.
JSON distinguishes NULL, integer, real, text and BLOB. Binary values use base64.
Choose a file, then use Download JSON to save the result.
Also with this file: View database · Download CSV ZIP · Download Excel
Open an ordinary SQLite3 .db, .sqlite or .sqlite3 file up to 5 MB.
Inspect schema and select a table to review its typed rows.
Download table CSV files as a ZIP, an Excel workbook or typed JSON.
Check tables, columns and row counts before importing a small database.
Distinguish NULL, text, numeric and binary values without guessing from display text.
Export all accepted user tables with schema and storage-class information.
The details that matter before you use SQLite Database Viewer.
No. This version generates only internal read-only schema and table queries. It has no SQL editor or mutation action.
Ordinary SQLite3 files without required external WAL or journal state are supported. SQLCipher, corrupt databases and virtual tables are withheld.
Yes. Integers are exact decimal strings and BLOBs use reversible base64 in JSON and exports.
JSON keeps different storage-class tags. CSV and Excel include an adjacent storage-class column for every source column.
A ZIP containing one CSV per accepted user table and a README explaining storage classes and formula protection.
No. Parsing and exports are browser-local. Schema names, rows and filenames are excluded from analytics.
One database up to 5 MB, 50 user tables, 5,000 rows total, 128 columns per table, 100,000 cells and 1 MB per BLOB. Larger databases are refused without truncation.