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DrawDB lets you visually design database schemas and export diagrams for multiple database engines. · DrawDB · Database

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Overview

drawDB is free and open source: the full editor runs in your browser with no account required, storing diagrams locally, and it supports every SQL dialect for import and export. Pro adds cloud sync, public sharing, version history, live collaboration, and an AI assistant on top.

Good fit

Use drawDB when you need to quickly design, visualize, or export database schemas without installing software or creating an account.

  • students
  • indie developers
  • startups
  • open source projects

Not a fit

Avoid if you need cloud sync, public sharing, live collaboration, or an AI assistant — these require the paid Pro plan.

  • need cloud sync or backup
  • need public sharing links
  • require team collaboration
Quickstart · 4 steps
  1. Go to https://drawdb.app/ and start drawing — no signup needed.
  2. Create a new diagram and select your target database engine.
  3. Drag and drop tables, fields, and relationships onto the canvas.
  4. Export your diagram as SQL, DBML, JSON, or an image.

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