VMXRay - Explore VMDKs in the browser (JSLinux + sleuthkit + HTML5)

In plain words

VMXRay allows users to mount and explore virtual machine disk image files directly in their web browser without uploading data to external servers. It supports VMDK, VDI, VHD, and QCOW2 formats, enabling users to preview text and images within disk images and extract selected files to their computer. The tool operates entirely client-side, keeping all data on the user's local machine. It works best in Chrome and Firefox browsers.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Explore VMWare and other disk image files right within your browser. Look inside your VMDK, VDI, QCOW2, VHD files, preview text and images, extract selected files to your desktop. VMXRay is a pure client-side app - your data does not leave your computer! Drag and drop a disk image file onto this page, or hit "Select Disk Image" to begin... (Chrome and Firefox work, others YMMV) Powered by Emscripten Sleuthkit others . copy 2012 Coriolisfrom vmxray.com

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