Bring your schema
Run the metadata query in your database and paste the JSON result.
Import your schema. Explore its relationships. Capture the why. Your next great design starts with a little clarity.
No sign-up to explore·No database credentials
No new tools inside your database. Just your SQL client and a schema JSON file.
Read the import guideRun the metadata query in your database and paste the JSON result.
Arrange tables, inspect columns and relationships, and document your intent.
Save to your workspace when you choose, or take your work with you as JSON or PNG.
Follow tables and relationships to understand an existing system. Search by name and focus on the parts that matter.
Create tables and columns, edit composite keys, and connect foreign keys. Turn your idea into a structure you can review.
Add display names and descriptions to capture your intent. Keep a JSON backup, export a diagram, or review supported SQL definitions.
No database passwords. No data records. Editing starts in your browser; your schema and descriptions are sent when you choose cloud save.
Understand how your data is storedNo. Run the provided metadata query in your own SQL tool and import the JSON result. Schema Studio does not connect to your source database or collect its records.
Edits are saved automatically in your browser. Choosing cloud save sends your schema, descriptions and layout to your workspace. Downloaded local copies remain after sign-out.
Currently, you can import PostgreSQL metadata query results and Schema Studio JSON, up to 100 tables and 2MiB per document. SQL DDL text import and other databases are not supported yet.
Yes. Explore and edit tables and relationships in the demo. Sign in to access your workspace and cloud storage.
Schema Studio is in early access. Team invitations, real-time collaboration and paid subscriptions are not available yet. Plan details will be published when they are ready.