A Powerful DBML Editor Built for Diagrams

A Powerful DBML Editor Built for Diagrams

Supports full DBML syntax, visual previews, and team-safe editing - all in your browser.

Supports full DBML syntax, visual previews, and team-safe editing - all in your browser.

Illustration of a DBML Editor showing code for a 'users' table with columns and types, alongside a visual table diagram representing the same schema
Illustration of a DBML Editor showing code for a 'users' table with columns and types, alongside a visual table diagram representing the same schema
Illustration of a DBML Editor showing code for a 'users' table with columns and types, alongside a visual table diagram representing the same schema

Why Developers Love the DBML Editor

ChartDB’s DBML Editor makes working with schemas simple and intuitive. Instantly preview your DBML as a visual diagram, sync changes with one click, and collaborate safely with your team - all from your browser.

Auto-Save settings modal in ChartDB with a toggle switch enabled and a description reading 'Automatically save your changes
Auto-Save settings modal in ChartDB with a toggle switch enabled and a description reading 'Automatically save your changes
Auto-Save settings modal in ChartDB with a toggle switch enabled and a description reading 'Automatically save your changes

Why Use the DBML Editor?

Why Use the DBML Editor?

ChartDB's DBML Editor gives you full control over your schema in a clean, readable format.
Write, edit, and export database structures using DBML with real-time visualization, perfect for version control, documentation, or quick prototyping.

Reach out to support@chartdb.io with any questions.

ChartDB's DBML Editor gives you full control over your schema in a clean, readable format.
Write, edit, and export database structures using DBML with real-time visualization, perfect for version control, documentation, or quick prototyping.

Reach out to support@chartdb.io with any questions.

How It Works

How It Works

Open or create a new diagram in ChartDB

  1. Click the DBML Editor button to open the code editor (or just CMD+P shortcut)

  2. You can see the full export DBML of the current diagram.

  3. Use the filter to search and look on a specific table easily.


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FAQs

FAQs

What is DBML and why should I use it?

Can I edit my diagram directly in DBML?

What happens if I break the syntax?

Can I switch back to visual editing?

Is the DBML Editor included in the free plan?

What is DBML and why should I use it?

Can I edit my diagram directly in DBML?

What happens if I break the syntax?

Can I switch back to visual editing?

Is the DBML Editor included in the free plan?

What is DBML and why should I use it?

Can I edit my diagram directly in DBML?

What happens if I break the syntax?

Can I switch back to visual editing?

Is the DBML Editor included in the free plan?

A Better Way to Work with DBML

A Better Way to Work with DBML

A Better Way to Work with DBML