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Visual SQL Builder

Easily create SQL queries (SELECT, JOIN, WHERE) through a visual interface. Build queries intuitively without writing code and generate SQL instantly.

Guide: How to use & features

  • Click "Add Table" to specify table names and columns to select.
  • Use "Add Join" to configure relationships (JOIN) between multiple tables.
  • Click "Add Condition" to visually add WHERE clauses. It automatically handles string quotes.
  • SQL is generated in real-time in the textarea below as you make changes.
  • Save the generated SQL to your clipboard using the "Copy" button.
  • The "Clear" button resets everything back to the default state.

Samples: Sample input & output

Simple SELECT Query

Input

Table: users, Columns: id, name, WHERE: id = 1

Output

SELECT users.id, users.name FROM users WHERE users.id = 1;

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I join multiple tables?

    Yes, you can generate JOIN clauses and link multiple tables using the "Add Join" button.
  • Does it support complex subqueries?

    Currently, it focuses on basic SELECT, JOIN, and WHERE clause generation. For advanced subqueries or window functions, please manually adjust the generated SQL.
  • Do I need to connect a database beforehand?

    No, this tool is an editor for building SQL strings and does not connect to any actual database. It runs entirely in your browser for maximum security.
  • Which SQL dialect is supported?

    It outputs standard ANSI SQL. The generated queries are compatible with most major relational databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server.

Use cases: Common use cases

  • Learning SQL

    Visually understand the relationship between SELECT, JOIN, and WHERE clauses.

  • Drafting Queries

    Quickly draft simple queries or JOIN statements during development.

Notes: Notes & limitations

  • No Database Connection

    This tool only generates SQL strings and does not connect to any actual database.

  • Limited Syntax Support

    It does not support complex syntax like subqueries, window functions, or stored procedures.

Query Configuration

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