organizations
- idPKUUID
- nameVARCHAR(160)
- created_atTIMESTAMP
Create database diagrams from SQL, explore table relationships, and customize PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite schema templates.
Purpose-built workflow
Database utility
Turn PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite CREATE TABLE statements into a clear database diagram. The SQL schema visualizer maps tables, columns, data types, primary keys, foreign keys, and references so you can understand a data model without tracing raw DDL by hand.
Start from a curated database schema template or paste your own SQL. Parsing runs entirely in the browser, so private database definitions stay on your device.
Step-by-step
Paste the source data or code into the input.
Choose the transformation or validation option.
Check the output, then copy the result for your project.
Keep working
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Use these standards and official guides when you need deeper technical detail.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before processing your files.
It parses common terminated CREATE TABLE statements used by PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite. It is intended for schema exploration rather than full dialect validation, so procedures, triggers, and ALTER TABLE statements are not rendered.
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Start with a real-world data model, inspect its relationships, then adapt the SQL to your project.
Organizations, members, plans, subscriptions, and invoices.
Catalog, customers, orders, line items, and payments.
Authors, posts, categories, comments, and publishing states.
Teams, projects, tasks, assignments, and activity history.
Profiles, posts, follows, reactions, and conversations.
Users, sessions, verification tokens, and account providers.