SQLite Manager

Open a SQLite database in your browser to inspect tables and indexes, run SQL, edit rows, and download the updated file.

How to use SQLite Manager

1. In Chrome or Edge, use "Open database (save in place)" so edits are written back to the original file; other browsers open a copy.
2. Browse tables, views, indexes, and triggers on the left; click a table to see its rows.
3. Run SQL from the editor — statements that change data require a confirmation dialog.
4. Edit cells, delete rows, and add rows — changes save straight to the linked file, or download a copy when no file is linked.

Frequently asked questions

Is my database uploaded?

No. SQLite runs as WebAssembly in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.

Do edits change the original file?

If you opened it with "save in place" in Chrome or Edge, yes — each confirmed change is written to the file. Safari and Firefox lack that API, so the database opens as a copy you download.