Which SQL clauses does the builder support?

It covers the full shape of a SELECT statement: SELECT (with optional DISTINCT), a columns list, WHERE with operators =, !=, , >=, LIKE, IN, IS NULL, IS NOT NULL, combined with AND/OR, GROUP BY, ORDER BY (with ASC/DESC), and LIMIT/OFFSET for pagination.

How are string values handled in conditions?

String literals in WHERE conditions are automatically wrapped in single quotes and have embedded single quotes escaped as '' — the same escaping SQL engines expect. Numeric values are passed through unquoted.

Can I build a query with no WHERE clause?

Yes. The WHERE section is optional. A query with no WHERE clause selects all rows from the specified columns and table, and the builder still produces syntactically valid SQL in that case.

Does my query data leave the browser?

No. The builder runs entirely client-side — table names, column names and conditions you type stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored.

Visual SQL Query Builder

Assemble a SELECT statement from a form — table, columns, WHERE, GROUP BY, ORDER BY, LIMIT

Query Builder

Quick Samples

SELECT

DISTINCT

FROM

JOINS

No JOIN clauses.

WHERE

GROUP BY

ORDER BY

LIMIT

Generated SQL

SELECT id, name, email
FROM users
WHERE active = 'true'
ORDER BY name ASC
LIMIT 100;

About this tool

This tool assembles a SQL SELECT statement from a form: pick the table, list columns (or *), toggle DISTINCT, add WHERE conditions with operators and AND/OR logic, set GROUP BY and ORDER BY clauses, and a LIMIT. It emits a formatted, copy-ready SQL string with properly escaped string literals. Use it to draft queries without remembering syntax or to teach SQL. The builder does not execute anything — it only produces text, client-side. Existing sql-formatter and sql-tools cover formatting; this covers construction.

Examples & Use Cases

Simple select

-- Form: table=users, columns=*
SELECT *
FROM users;

-- Form: table=users, columns=id, name, WHERE active = true
SELECT id, name
FROM users
WHERE active = true;

Table + columns become FROM and the projection list; the WHERE condition is appended.

Grouped + ordered with limit

SELECT department, COUNT(*) AS headcount
FROM employees
WHERE status = 'active'
GROUP BY department
ORDER BY headcount DESC
LIMIT 10;

DISTINCT off, GROUP BY and ORDER BY clauses with a LIMIT.

Visual SQL Query Builder

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Generated SQL

About this tool

Examples & Use Cases

Simple select

Grouped + ordered with limit

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