Open Source VS Code Extension

View and Edit SQLite
Directly in VS Code

A powerful, WebAssembly-powered database viewer and editor. No external dependencies. Works everywhere — including VS Code for Web.

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SQLite Explorer - Database viewer and editor for VS Code

Everything you need to work with SQLite

A complete database management experience built directly into your editor. No external tools required.

Schema Browser

Explore tables, views, and indexes in a clean sidebar. Navigate your database structure effortlessly.

Inline Editing

Double-click any cell to edit. Insert rows, delete records, and modify data directly in the table view.

Undo / Redo

Full edit history with Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y. Never worry about accidental changes again.

Virtualized Scrolling

Handle tables with thousands of rows smoothly. Pagination keeps large datasets manageable.

Cross-Platform

WebAssembly-powered for universal compatibility. Works in VS Code for Web, SSH, WSL, and containers.

Theme Integration

Automatically matches your VS Code color theme. Looks native in any environment.

Keyboard Navigation

Full keyboard support for power users. Navigate, edit, and manage data without touching your mouse.

Multiple Formats

Supports .sqlite, .db, .sqlite3, .db3, .sdb, .s3db, and GeoPackage (.gpkg) files.

See it in action

Hover over each demo to see the feature in action.

Inline Editing

Double-click any cell to edit. Add new rows and delete existing ones with ease.

Pin Columns

Keep important columns visible while scrolling horizontally through wide tables.

Pin Rows

Pin rows to the top for easy reference while navigating through data.

Large Tables

Handle tables with thousands of rows smoothly with virtualized scrolling.

Get started in seconds

Install from the VS Code Marketplace or use the command line.

1VS Code Marketplace

The easiest way. Click the button below or search SQLite Explorer in VS Code Extensions.

Open in Marketplace

2Command Line

Install directly from your terminal using the VS Code CLI.

Terminal
code --install-extension zknpr.sqlite-explorer

Quick Start

  1. 1Open any .sqlite, .db, or .sqlite3 file in VS Code
  2. 2Browse tables in the sidebar and click to view data
  3. 3Double-click any cell to edit, press Enter to save
  4. 4Press Ctrl+S to save changes to disk