SQLite Database Viewer
Browse and query SQLite database files
100% Private & Secure
Your data never leaves your browser
Supported: .db, .sqlite, .sqlite3
Upload a SQLite database file to browse its contents
How to View SQLite Database Files?
Upload Database
Drag and drop your SQLite database file (.db, .sqlite, .sqlite3) or click to browse. The file stays on your device.
Browse Tables
Select from available tables to view their data. Browse rows, columns, and understand your database structure.
Explore Data
Navigate through table contents, view row details, and analyze your database entirely within your browser.
Why Use BrowserKits SQLite Viewer?
100% Client-Side Processing
Your database file never leaves your device. SQL.js (SQLite compiled to WebAssembly) runs entirely in your browser.
Zero Installation
No software to install, no database drivers needed. Works instantly in any modern browser.
Complete Privacy
Perfect for sensitive databases. Your data is never uploaded to any server - everything stays local.
Completely Free
No file size limits for typical databases, no registration, no hidden costs.
Use Cases
Database Inspection
Quickly inspect SQLite database contents without installing database management software.
Data Export
View and copy data from SQLite databases for migration, reporting, or analysis tasks.
Debugging
Debug application issues by examining SQLite databases from mobile apps, browsers, and local applications.
How It Works: Client-Side Processing
Your privacy is our priority. Here's why our approach is different:
SQL.js (WebAssembly)
SQLite compiled to WebAssembly runs entirely in your browser with full database functionality.
Full SQL Support
Complete SQLite compatibility for reading tables, views, and database structures.
Local Processing
Your database never leaves your device. All queries and browsing happen in-browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my database file uploaded to a server?
No, never. Your database is loaded directly into your browser's memory using SQL.js (SQLite compiled to WebAssembly). No data is transmitted over the network - the tool works completely offline.
What SQLite file formats are supported?
We support standard SQLite database files with extensions .db, .sqlite, and .sqlite3. The tool can read any valid SQLite database file created by standard SQLite implementations.
Can I run SQL queries?
Currently, the viewer supports browsing tables and viewing data. SQL query support is planned for a future update. For now, you can explore all tables and their contents visually.