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Online SQLite Editor β Open, Edit & Query Databases in Your Browser
The Online SQLite Editor by Get-Tools is a powerful, browser-based tool that lets you open, edit, create, and query SQLite databases without installing any software. Whether you are a developer inspecting a mobile app's database, a student learning SQL, or a data analyst exploring an SQLite file β this tool provides a complete database management experience right inside your web browser. Your files never leave your device, ensuring total privacy and security for your data.
How to Use the SQLite Editor
Getting started takes just a few seconds. When you open the tool, you will see a drag-and-drop upload area where you can drop your database file or click to browse your file system. The editor supports all common SQLite file extensions including .sqlite, .db, .sqlite3, and .s3db. Once your file is loaded, the full workspace appears with a sidebar listing all tables, a main area for viewing data, and a toolbar with all available actions. If you do not have an existing database, you can create a brand-new empty database by clicking the "New database" button and giving it a name.
Browsing Tables and Data
After loading a database, all tables appear in the left sidebar with their row counts displayed next to each name. Click any table to view its contents in an interactive data grid that supports horizontal and vertical scrolling. You can switch between the Data view, which shows all rows and their values, and the Structure view, which displays column names, data types, primary keys, NOT NULL constraints, and default values. The interface uses a professional dark theme inspired by modern code editors like VS Code, making it comfortable for extended use sessions.
Editing Data Inline
One of the most powerful features of this SQLite editor is inline cell editing. Simply double-click any cell in the data grid to edit its value directly. Press Enter to save the change or Escape to cancel. The editor automatically identifies the primary key of each table to construct the correct UPDATE statement behind the scenes. You can also add new rows using the quick-insert row at the bottom of the data grid, or through the "Add Row" modal that displays all columns with their types. Deleting rows is available with a single click on the trash icon, with a confirmation dialog to prevent accidental data loss.
Full SQL Console
The built-in SQL console gives you complete control over your database. Open it from the toolbar and type any SQL statement β SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE TABLE, ALTER TABLE, DROP TABLE, and more. Execute queries using the Run button or the Ctrl+Enter keyboard shortcut. Query results are displayed in a formatted table, and error messages are shown clearly to help you debug your SQL syntax. This feature is ideal for learning SQL interactively, running complex queries that cannot be performed through the graphical interface, or batch-processing data modifications.
Table and Column Management
The editor provides comprehensive tools for managing your database structure. Create new tables with a visual interface where you define the table name, columns, data types, primary keys, and NOT NULL constraints. An auto-increment integer primary key column named "id" is added by default for convenience. The right-click context menu on any table in the sidebar offers options to view data, view structure, add a row, add a column, rename the table, empty all rows, or drop the table entirely. From the structure view, you can rename or drop individual columns as well.
Auto-Save and Local Storage
Every change you make is automatically saved to your browser's IndexedDB storage. This means you can close the browser, come back later, and find your databases exactly as you left them. The saved databases list on the main screen shows each database's name, file size, and last modification date, with quick buttons to export or delete them. This persistent local storage eliminates the worry of losing work due to accidental page refreshes or browser crashes.
Exporting Your Database
At any time, you can export your database in its current state as a downloadable .sqlite file. This is useful when you have finished editing and want to use the file in your application, share it with team members, or store it for backup purposes. The export button is located in the toolbar and works with a single click, generating a standard SQLite binary file that is compatible with all SQLite-based tools and libraries.
Privacy and Security
All operations in this tool are performed entirely within your browser using sql.js, a WebAssembly compilation of the SQLite engine. No files are uploaded to any server, and no data is transmitted over the internet. This guarantees complete privacy for your data, making the tool suitable for working with databases containing sensitive or confidential information. Your data stays on your machine at all times.
Practical Use Cases
- Inspecting Android and iOS app databases during development and debugging
- Learning SQL interactively with immediate visual feedback on query results
- Analyzing SQLite files exported from various systems and applications
- Quickly editing test data without installing desktop database tools
- Prototyping database schemas before writing application code
- Reviewing database files attached to open-source projects or bug reports