Also known as: .sqlite3, .db3

Commonly opened with
  • DB Browser for SQLite
  • DBeaver
  • sqlite3 (command line)
Supported platforms
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Web / Cross-platform
  • Android
  • iOS
Editable?
Yes, with common software
Viewable without special tools?
Usually, yes
Commonly converted to
  • .csv
  • .sql
Inherent format risk
Generally low risk
Safety guidance (not a guarantee)

Database files store structured data and don't execute on their own, but the software that opens them may run embedded queries. Only open databases from sources you trust.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a .sqlite file?

A self-contained, file-based relational database, embedded directly into countless desktop and mobile applications.

Can I edit a .sqlite file?

Yes — .sqlite files are commonly editable with software such as DB Browser for SQLite.

Does having a .sqlite extension mean the file is safe?

No single extension can guarantee that. Database files store structured data and don't execute on their own, but the software that opens them may run embedded queries. Only open databases from sources you trust. Always consider where the file came from, not just its name.

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