Schema · SQL DDL · PNG + SVG

Share your schema beautifully.

Paste your CREATE TABLE statements and Codeshot highlights the SQL so columns, types and constraints read clearly. Great for design reviews, docs and onboarding.

Input:: Source code
Output:: PNG, SVG, clipboard
Cost:: Free
Account:: Not required
Processing:: In your browser

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schema.sql

CREATE TABLE snippets (
  id          UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
  owner_id    UUID NOT NULL REFERENCES users (id),
  language    VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL,
  body        TEXT NOT NULL,
  is_public   BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT false,
  created_at  TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT now()
);


CREATE INDEX idx_snippets_owner ON snippets (owner_id);

CREATE TABLE snippets (
  id          UUID PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
  owner_id    UUID NOT NULL REFERENCES users (id),
  language    VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL,
  body        TEXT NOT NULL,
  is_public   BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT false,
  created_at  TIMESTAMPTZ NOT NULL DEFAULT now()
);

CREATE INDEX idx_snippets_owner ON snippets (owner_id);

Click the content to edit it directly. Adjust the controls, then export.

What is the Database Schema generator?

A database schema image tool highlights your CREATE TABLE statements so columns, types and constraints read clearly. Share a schema in a design review, an onboarding doc or an architecture post without exporting a heavyweight ER diagram.

Codeshot is free and runs entirely in your browser — no account, no watermark, and nothing you paste is uploaded. Export a retina PNG or a scalable SVG, or copy the image straight to your clipboard.

When to use it

Design reviews and RFCs
Onboarding and internal docs
Architecture blog posts
Teaching SQL and data modeling

Why use Codeshot for database schema image?

SQL DDL highlighting

Keywords, types and identifiers colored with real editor themes.

Any dialect

Postgres, MySQL, SQLite — paste the DDL you already have.

Review & docs ready

Crisp images for pull requests, design docs and onboarding guides.

How to turn a database schema into an image

01
Paste the DDL
Drop in your CREATE TABLE or schema definition.
02
Frame the shot
Choose a theme, backdrop, font and size.
03
Export & share
Save a PNG or SVG, or copy it into the doc.

Database Schema — frequently asked questions

Which SQL dialects work?+

Any. The highlighter recognizes standard SQL keywords and types, so Postgres, MySQL and SQLite DDL all render well.

Can I include indexes and constraints?+

Yes — paste the full schema, including indexes, foreign keys and defaults.

What can I export, and is it free?+

Export a high-resolution PNG or a scalable SVG, or copy straight to your clipboard. Codeshot is completely free — no account, no watermark, no limits.

Do I need an account or any software to install?+

No. Codeshot runs entirely in your web browser — there is nothing to download or install, and no sign-up, login or email is required. Open the page, paste your content and export.

Can I use the exported images commercially?+

Yes. You keep all rights to the content you paste and the images you create, and you can use them in commercial blog posts, courses, slides, documentation and social media at no cost. There is no watermark on any export.

Can I customize the theme, font, background and size?+

Yes. Choose from a dozen real editor themes (Dracula, Night Owl, One Dark, GitHub and more), premium self-hosted fonts, gradient, solid or transparent backdrops, light or dark window modes, and adjustable padding, font size, shadow and window controls.

Does Codeshot work on mobile and in every major browser?+

Codeshot works in modern browsers on desktop and mobile, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. A larger screen makes fine-tuning the frame easier, but you can create and export an image from a phone or tablet too.

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