Visual Database
Management Tool
for Team Collaboration & Intuitive by Design.
Design and document database schemas, create and run SQL queries, and explore data visually across all major relational and NoSQL databases. It supports ER diagram design, schema synchronization, and team collaboration to help developers and data professionals manage complex databases.
Design, Query & Deploy
Your Database
Watch short demos of the core features — design ER diagrams as a team, connect to any database and query it, and keep schemas in sync across environments.
Start from an Existing Database
Turn an existing database into an ER diagram, choosing the parts you need, and keep the diagram up to date as the database changes.
Watch the videoDraw Your ER Diagram
Grow your ER diagram by pulling in related tables along their foreign keys, and watch your schema take shape.
Watch the videoSketch the Logical Model
Sketch entities and their relationships before you pick a database, then turn the design into tables for the database you choose.
Watch the videoTune Tables for Your Database
Refine each table for the database it will live in: data types, keys, indexes, and constraints.
Watch the videoDesign as a Team with Git
Share the design model through Git: pull your teammates' changes, see who changed which table, and merge conflicting edits side by side.
Watch the videoPublish HTML5 Documentation
Publish your schema as interactive HTML5 or PDF documentation that the whole team can browse, diagrams and comments included.
Watch the videoConnect to Any Database
Connect to 100+ databases in a few clicks, whether they run on your machine, in the cloud, or behind a firewall.
Watch the videoWrite and Run SQL
Write SQL faster with suggestions for your tables and columns, run it instantly, and save the results as CSV, JSON, or Excel.
Watch the videoBuild Queries Visually
Click tables and columns, join them along their foreign keys, and watch the Query Builder write the SQL as you go.
Watch the videoAsk the AI Assistant
Ask for a query in plain English, then run the answer with one click or open it in the SQL editor.
Browse and Edit Data
Explore your data across related tables, then filter, sort, and edit records right where you see them.
Watch the videoImport Data from Files
Load CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML files into new or existing tables, without writing a line of code.
Watch the videoGenerate Test Data
Fill your tables with realistic sample data, as many rows as you need, to test your application before real data arrives.
Watch the videoCheck the Model Before Deploying
DbSchema checks the design after every change and flags problems, such as a reserved word used as a name, before they reach the database.
Watch the videoCompare and Synchronize Schemas
Compare your design with a live database, and decide for every difference which side to update.
Watch the videoReview the SQL Before It Runs
Get a ready-to-run SQL script for your changes, and review it before it touches the database.
Watch the videoAutomate with Scripts
Automate repetitive work with scripts that run inside DbSchema, such as regenerating the documentation of your schema.
Watch the videoA SQL Client Shows You the Database
DbSchema Gives You the Model
Your schema lives in a design model file, not only in the server. That one difference is what lets you work offline, review changes like code, and decide exactly what reaches production.
Design Without a Connection
Model and change the schema on a plane, in a meeting, or before the database exists.
Review It Like Code
Branch, diff, and pull-request the schema in Git, in the same workflow as the rest of your project.
See Every Change as SQL First
Read the exact statements a change will run before anything touches the database.
Deploy Deliberately
Move the same reviewed change through development, test, and production, one approval at a time.
Read Git Workflow DocsBuilt for Every Database Role
Six roles, one model. Everyone reads the same schema, and nobody has to ask who owns the answer.
See all featuresSoftware Developers
Find the table you need in a schema you didn't write. DbSchema gives you a visual map of every table, column, and relationship — so you can trace joins, spot missing keys, and write queries without guessing. All offline, against any database.
- Find the table you need in seconds
- Get the join right the first time
- Keep the schema in your Git workflow
Database Architects
Design your schema once at the logical level, then generate the matching physical DDL for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, and more — without maintaining separate scripts. Naming rules, type mappings, and comments stay consistent across every target.
- Model once, generate every physical schema
- Consistent naming across every engine
- Logical and physical stay in sync
Data Analysts
Trace foreign-key relationships across dozens of tables with a visual join builder. Point, click, filter — the query writes itself. You explore real data without waiting on engineers or digging through documentation.
- Follow relationships across tables
- Build the query visually, no SQL needed
- Explore without asking for the schema
Database Administrators
Compare a live database against the approved design and see exactly what drift has occurred — added columns, missing indexes, renamed tables. Every ALTER statement is shown in plain SQL before you run it, so you stay in control.
- Compare production with what was approved
- Review every statement before it runs
- Roll out the same change everywhere
Managers
Generate self-contained HTML documentation that any stakeholder can open in a browser. No database connection, no special tool — just a browsable, searchable map of every table, column, relationship, and comment. Share it with the team or drop it into Confluence.
- HTML docs anyone can open
- See exactly what the app stores
- No schema knowledge required
Students
Explore a real-world database schema instead of toy examples. See how foreign keys connect tables, how joins actually work, and why indexes matter. Use the Visual Query Builder to try SQL without memorizing syntax — then read the generated queries to learn.
- Explore a real schema end to end
- Learn keys, joins and relationships
- Practice SQL on concrete examples
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about DbSchema, how it models your database, and how it fits into your workflow.
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