Drop a SQL schema, get an interactive ER diagram
Drop a model file — SQL, pgModeler, Prisma, MySQL Workbench and a dozen other formats — and get an interactive diagram, shareable through a single link.
In plain words
This tool converts database schema files from various formats—including SQL, pgModeler, Prisma, and MySQL Workbench—into interactive entity-relationship diagrams accessible via shareable links. Designed for developers, it allows teams to visualize and explore database structures on a single page. The diagram automatically regenerates from source files during builds, and users can integrate it into their pipelines through an API.
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From the sources
Drop a model file — SQL, pgModeler, Prisma, MySQL Workbench and a dozen other formats — and get an interactive diagram, shareable through a single link. Stable link, diagram regenerated on every build from your pipelines. see the APIfrom mcdview.dev
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