Export a SQLite database to CSV — locally, no upload
SQLite databases are everywhere once you start looking: application data folders, browser profiles, phone backups, the .db file some tool left behind. Getting the data out usually means installing a database client — or it did. Drop a .sqlite, .db, or .sqlite3 file here and every user table in it is exported as its own CSV file, ready for a spreadsheet or another import. The export runs on real SQLite compiled to WebAssembly inside your browser, so it reads the file exactly the way the original application wrote it. Nothing is uploaded — which matters, because app databases routinely contain history, messages, and account details you’d never knowingly hand to a website.
How it works
- Drop a .sqlite, .db, or .sqlite3 file below.
- Every user table in the database is read and converted.
- Download one CSV per table, named after the table.
Frequently asked questions
Which tables get exported?
Every user table in the database — one CSV file per table, named after it. SQLite’s internal bookkeeping tables are skipped, since they aren’t your data.
Does the database file get uploaded?
No. The file is opened by SQLite running as WebAssembly inside your browser, and the CSVs are generated in memory on your device. App databases often hold browsing history, chat logs, or account data, so this is exactly the kind of file that should never transit a stranger’s server — and here it doesn’t.
My file ends in .db — will it work?
If it’s a SQLite database, yes; .db and .sqlite3 are just alternate extensions for the same format. If the file is some other database format that happens to use .db, SQLite won’t be able to open it and you’ll get a clear error rather than garbage output.
What about views, indexes, and the schema?
This tool exports table data, which is what CSV can represent. Indexes and constraints have no CSV equivalent, and views are queries rather than stored data. If you need the schema itself, open the database in DB Browser for SQLite or run .schema in the sqlite3 CLI.