Sqlime Lite is an online SQLite playground for learning SQL, experimenting with queries, and creating your own databases — all in the browser. Think of it as a “playground” for SQL, stripped down to the essentials for educational use.
Sqlime Lite provides a fully functional SQLite engine directly in your browser. You can create tables, insert data, and run queries — perfect for practising SQL without installing anything locally.
It comes with a selection of sample databases to explore, including a slimmed-down version of the classic MS Northwind database, designed for learning and experimentation.
You’re not limited to sample data — create your own tables, insert your own data, and experiment with database design and queries. Sqlime Lite saves your work locally so you can revisit it later.
Export your database as a SQL dump or save your queries and database state to GitHub gists for easy sharing with colleagues, teachers, or classmates.
The interface works seamlessly on mobile devices. No tiny buttons or awkward zooming — everything is designed to be usable on any screen size.
Everything runs entirely in the browser — no server required. Your data never leaves your machine unless you choose to share it.
Sqlime Lite uses plain HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript with SQLite via sqlean.js. There are no frameworks, heavy editors, or third-party dependencies, keeping it simple, fast, and easy to understand.
- Northwind Lite – a smaller version of the classic MS Northwind database for learning purposes.
- Other sample databases – various examples to experiment with queries and SQL concepts.
You can also create your own databases from scratch.
- Original Sqlime: https://github.com/nalgeon/sqlime
- This fork (Sqlime Lite): https://github.com/dev-louis/sqlime-lite
- Try it online: Coming soon...
- Download & open Sqlime Lite in your browser.
- Choose a sample database or create your own.
- Start practising SQL: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, JOINs, and more.
- Export or share your work when ready.
If you find Sqlime Lite useful, star the project on GitHub to show your support!