New free SQL-to-ER diagram tool runs entirely in your browser
No uploads, no accounts — just paste SQL and visualize your schema instantly.
A new free tool lets developers instantly visualize SQL schemas as Entity‑Relationship (ER) diagrams — entirely within the browser and without uploading any data. To use it, just paste your CREATE TABLE statements on the left side of the screen; the tool parses them and renders an interactive diagram on the right. You can drag tables to rearrange the layout, scroll to zoom in/out, double‑click any table to rename it, and export the final diagram when done. A built‑in example schema helps first‑time users explore the interface. Because everything runs locally, your schema never leaves your computer — no accounts, no uploads, no privacy concerns.
This approach solves a common pain point for developers who want to quickly document or review a database schema without setting up a dedicated tool or exposing sensitive schema details to a third‑party server. The drag‑and‑drop layout, zoom controls, and rename‑on‑click make it simple to produce clear, publication‑ready diagrams. For teams working on legacy databases or planning new schemas, this tool offers a lightweight, zero‑install way to visualize relational structures. It’s particularly useful during code reviews, onboarding, or when designing data models — the instant feedback lets you spot foreign key relationships and table splits at a glance.
- Paste SQL CREATE TABLE statements to generate an interactive ER diagram instantly.
- 100% local processing — no data is uploaded to any server; no account required.
- Drag tables, scroll to zoom, double‑click to rename, and export the diagram when finished.
Why It Matters
Developers can now visualize and document database schemas privately and instantly, without installing anything.