The best DB Designer alternatives

Hackolade Studio suits analysts, data architects, designers, developers, and DBAs working across supported data targets.

Schemity suits software engineers designing and maintaining database schemas.

Database Workbench may suit individuals working on database projects as well as teams that need shared workspaces and version control.

It suits database designers and developers who need visual modeling, schema synchronization, query tools, or browser-based documentation.

ERBuilder may suit developers, analysts, architects, and other technical users who design or reverse engineer databases on Windows.

pgModeler suits PostgreSQL developers who want to design or compare schemas locally and use command-line deployment workflows.

ChartDB suits developers and product teams who need to understand, design, or share database schemas.

DrawSQL suits developers and teams who need to design or review schemas visually, including people working with its supported databases.

It suits developers and data analysts who prefer designing schemas with text.

Tap Forms Pro suits people who want to organize varied personal information in custom databases across Apple devices.

It suits database designers and teams needing browser-based schema modeling, SQL generation, validation, documentation, and collaboration.

QuickDBD suits people who want browser-based database diagramming with SQL export, forward engineering, and collaboration.

It suits database designers who need browser-based schema modeling, SQL conversion, or self-hosting.

ER Designer suits teachers, students, independent users, and business database design teams working in a browser.

DBModeler suits individuals who need visual database design, SQL generation, reverse engineering, or forward engineering in a web tool.

It suits developers and database designers who want free visual schema modeling with broad SQL generation and export options.