What SQLite files are supported?

Standard SQLite 3 database files (.sqlite, .db, .sqlite3, and GeoPackage-style files) up to 40 MB, including databases with multiple tables and views.

How are multiple tables handled?

Every table and view in the database is serialized as CSV in the report, one block per table, each starting with its own column header row.

Does the CSV keep commas and quotes inside values?

Yes. Cells are quoted only when needed, and embedded quotes are doubled per RFC 4180, so spreadsheet apps and scripts import the rows unchanged.

Can I convert a database from a URL?

No. Upload the SQLite file from your device. Remote URLs are not supported.

Convert a SQLite database to CSV online

Have an app database, a downloaded dataset, or a notebook's backing store in SQLite format and need it in a spreadsheet? This page reads a SQLite database file and returns its contents as CSV — every table and view — right in your browser.

How to convert SQLite to CSV

Upload a .sqlite, .db, or .sqlite3 file up to 40 MB.
Press Convert file and copy or download the CSV report.

What you get

A CSV report of the records stored in the database. Each table and view is written as its own block: a header row with the column names, followed by one line per record. Values containing commas or quotes are escaped following standard CSV rules, so Excel, Google Sheets, pandas, and database importers read them without cleanup.

When this helps

Inspecting or analyzing app databases without installing SQLite tooling
Moving rows from a mobile app's backup database into a spreadsheet
Auditing what records a downloaded .sqlite dataset actually contains
Feeding database rows into scripts that expect CSV input