1. First create a free account, then simply upload your SQLite Database file. You can browse for the DB file from your local machine, or connect to popular cloud storage services like Google Drive, AWS S3, OneDrive, Dropbox, and more. If you have multiple .sqlite DB files you can zip and upload the group. Gigasheet will automatically decompress your zip, extract the contents of each table and make it available for easy browsing online.
2. Once your .sqlite file has uploaded (and unzipped if necessary), you'll see Gigasheet process and parses the file, exporting one table at a time. For exceptionally large files you'll see a loading bar while the database extraction completes. Gigasheet can support large DB files - up to 250GB, and 1 billion rows in a single spreadsheet!
3. After the file is extracted and the tables are parsed, you'll see each table appear as a file name your Library. You'll also see the resulting number of rows and columns extracted from the SQLite database. Simple click the name of the file to browse it in a tabular spreadsheet.
4. Once your SQLite DB file is open for viewing in Gigasheet you can page through the rows of results. You can also use Filters to build complex search queries, use Groups to perform segmentation or analysis, and even use built-in data cleanup tools, like deduplicate.
5. If you'd like you can convert the SQLite tables to CSV for download. Simply click File > Export when viewing a table. Once the export is complete, click on the newly created zipped CSV file will appear in your Library. Simply click the export to download the converted file to your local machine.

Gigasheet is the simplest way to view, open, and extract SQLite DB files without code or command line tools!