.sqlite3 File Viewer

View and analyze .sqlite3 database files online without installing any software

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Maximum file size: 100MB

Supported format: SQLite file (.sqlite3)

.sqlite3 File Viewer Features

Table Browser

View and explore all tables in your .sqlite3 database file with an intuitive interface.

SQL Query Runner

Execute custom SQL queries directly in your browser and view results instantly.

Data Export

Export tables or query results from your .sqlite3 file to CSV, Excel, PDF, or copy to clipboard.

Secure Processing

Your .sqlite3 database files are processed securely and not stored permanently on our servers.

No Installation

Works entirely in your browser without requiring SQLite software or browser plugins.

Mobile Compatible

View your .sqlite3 files on any device including smartphones and tablets.

About .sqlite3 Files

The .sqlite3 file extension explicitly indicates a SQLite version 3 database file. SQLite3 introduced significant improvements over earlier versions, including better Unicode support, AUTO_INCREMENT, and enhanced transaction handling. The .sqlite3 extension clarifies that the file is specifically using version 3 of the SQLite format.

What is a .sqlite3 File?

A .sqlite3 file is a database file created by the SQLite3 database engine. It contains:

Tables with rows and columns of data
Indexes to improve query performance
Triggers for automated actions
Views that represent stored queries
Schema information defining the database structure

Common Uses of .sqlite3 Files

Application databases (particularly in Linux environments)
Cross-platform software data storage
Modern web browsers' local storage
Data science and analysis projects
Python-based applications (Django, etc.)
Mobile app databases that need explicit version identification

Technical Specifications

The .sqlite3 file format uses the SQLite3 database format, which is designed to be:

Self-contained (the entire database is in a single file)
Cross-platform compatible
Reliable with ACID-compliant transactions
Zero-configuration (no server setup required)
Backward compatible with older SQLite versions

/* Example query to explore a .sqlite3 file */
-- List all tables in the database
SELECT name FROM sqlite_master
WHERE type='table'
ORDER BY name;

-- Get schema information for a specific table
PRAGMA table_info(table_name);

-- Example of a more complex query with JOIN
SELECT u.username, p.title, p.created_at
FROM users u
JOIN posts p ON u.id = p.user_id
WHERE p.created_at > '2023-01-01'
ORDER BY p.created_at DESC
LIMIT 25;
                

Working with .sqlite3 Files

There are several ways to work with .sqlite3 database files:

Desktop SQLite tools: DB Browser for SQLite, SQLiteStudio, or SQLite Expert
Command-line interface: The sqlite3 command-line utility
Programming interfaces: Using SQLite libraries in languages like Python, Java, C#, etc.
Our online viewer: Upload your .sqlite3 file to instantly view and analyze it without installing software

Version note: The .sqlite3 extension explicitly indicates SQLite version 3, which has been the standard since 2004. Most modern SQLite files use this version, even if they have a different extension like .sqlite or .db.

How to Use Our .sqlite3 File Viewer

Click the upload button or drag and drop your .sqlite3 file into the upload area
Wait for the file to upload and process
Browse tables and view the database structure
Run custom SQL queries to analyze and extract data
Export results to your preferred format

When to Use a .sqlite3 File Viewer

When you need to check database content without installing specialized software
When working on a device where you can't install applications
For quick analysis of application data stored in .sqlite3 format
To extract specific data using SQL queries from application databases
For sharing database content with colleagues who don't have SQLite tools

Note: Our viewer works best with standard .sqlite3 files that aren't encrypted or password-protected. If you encounter issues uploading, check if your file uses encryption or custom extensions to the SQLite format.

.sqlite3 File Viewer

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