What is SQLite?

SQLite is a self-contained, serverless SQL database engine stored in a single file. It's the most widely deployed database in the world — embedded in browsers, mobile apps, IoT devices, and desktop software. Files typically use .sqlite, .db, or .sqlite3 extensions.

How it works

This browser opens SQLite databases entirely client-side using sql.js, a WebAssembly port of SQLite. Your database file never leaves your machine — it's loaded into memory and queried directly in the browser tab.

How to use this tool

• Drag & drop a .sqlite or .db file, or click to browse
• Browse tables, view schemas, and inspect data with sorting and filtering
• Run custom SQL queries with syntax highlighting
• Export query results as CSV

Common use cases

• Inspecting SQLite databases from mobile apps (iOS Core Data, Android Room)
• Browsing browser storage databases (cookies.sqlite, places.sqlite)
• Quick SQL queries on local data without installing DB tools
• Exploring dataset files distributed as SQLite databases