SQLiteStudio 3.4.4

SQLiteStudio is desktop application for browsing and editing SQLite database files.

Free & open source

It's free of charge for everybody, for any purpose (including commercial). It's safe, as anyone can review source code.

Advanced SQL code editor

The SQL Editor window assists user with SQL syntax hints & highlighting, provides pretty-print code formatter, marks syntax errors. You can Ctrl+click on table mentioned in SQL query to open that table (or index, or trigger, or view).

Encrypted databases

Currently supported encrypted, password-protected SQLite variations are: SQLCipher, WxSQLite3 and System.Data.SQLite.

Multiple databases seamlessly

You can execute SQL statements that refer to multiple databases within single query, thanks to transparent database attaching mechanism built into the SQL Editor of SQLiteStudio.

Custom SQL functions

You can implement your own SQL functions (scalar & aggregate) using JavaScript, Python or Tcl. There is repository of ready-to-use scripts on the wiki page.

Custom collation sequences

You can implement your own collation sequences (i.e. algorithms for comparing 2 values, that could be used in ORDER BY clause, etc).

SQL & DDL history

You need that query you executed 2 weeks ago? No problem. SQL Editor has a "History" tab. You need to upgrade production database the same way you did locally with SQLiteStudio? Use DDL History window - it has all DDL statements as executed by SQLiteStudio.

D&D between databases

You can Drag & Drop objects (tables, indexes,...) between databases in order to copy or move them, with or without data.

Cross-platform

Works on all 3 major platforms - Windows, MacOS X, Linux. Can be compiled from sources on other, less common platforms (like FreeBSD,...).

Portable distribution

There is a portable distribution. No need to install it. Just download the package, decompress and run. No administrator rights are required.

Data populating

Do you need to test your application quickly with some pre-generated data? SQLiteStudio can populate tables for you with various strategies (constant, sequence, random number, random text, dictionary-based text, script code generated).

Importing/exporting

SQLiteStudio can import data from various formats (currently CSV or any text file using Regular Expression), or export to various formats (SQL statements, CSV, HTML, XML, PDF, JSON).

Scripting

The application currently supports JavaScript, Python and Tcl scripting languages. Scripts can be used as generators for data populating, custom SQL functions, custom collation sequences).

Plugins

SQLiteStudio supports plugins of several categories. For example another scripting language can be added with plugin. Another import or export format, another table data populating strategy, another SQLite database format, SQL code formatter, code highlighter, table cell value representation renderer - all of these can be exteded with plugins.