DbVisualizerDbVisualizer is a universal database client and SQL tool for anyone who works with data, including developers, analysts, DBAs, and data engineers. From indie developers and startups to professional teams managing complex, multi-database environments, DbVisualizer adapts to how you work.
It provides a graphical interface and powerful SQL editor for relational and NoSQL databases. Ask questions, explain errors, and analyze code with the built-in AI Assistant, and use built-in Git integration to manage SQL scripts and collaborate with your team. Connect to multiple databases, browse structures, manage objects like tables and indexes, and analyze data through query execution and result visualization, all from a single, consistent workspace.
Whether you're writing your first query or optimizing complex SQL across dozens of connections, DbVisualizer supports the full range of database development and administration tasks: writing and optimizing queries, inspecting schemas, editing table data, and troubleshooting. It connects to many widely used databases and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
With nearly 7 million downloads and Pro users in more than 150 countries, DbVisualizer is trusted by individuals, startups, and large organizations worldwide as their everyday database client.
Multi-database connectivity
Connect to MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, Snowflake, SQLite, Cassandra, BigQuery, and 35+ of the most popular databases. It also connects to virtually any JDBC-compatible database via the built-in JDBC driver manager.
SQL development tools
Write, edit, format, and execute queries with an advanced SQL editor featuring auto-completion, query history, visual query building, and result set management.
Database exploration and management
Visualize schemas, browse tables and views, inspect indexes and constraints, and edit table data through an intuitive graphical interface.
AI-assisted SQL workflows
An integrated AI Assistant helps generate queries, explain database objects, interpret results, and troubleshoot SQL errors, making databases more approachable for newcomers and more productive for experts.
Git version control integration
Built-in Git support lets you manage SQL scripts with repository cloning, branching, change tracking, and collaboration workflows directly within the application.
Cross-platform support
DbVisualizer runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux and supports both cloud-based and on-premises databases.
DbVisualizer is available in Free and Pro editions. The Pro edition uses a perpetual license model, letting users keep access to versions released during the license period, with optional renewals for continued updates and new releases.