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SQL Query Generator

Describe what you need and get a real SQL query for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server, Oracle or BigQuery — with an explanation. Free.

Generate a SQL query

Describe what you need in plain English. AI writes the SQL and explains it.

What this SQL generator does

Turns plain English into SQL
Supports 6 major SQL dialects
Uses your schema when provided
Explains the query and assumptions
Warns on data-modifying queries
Powered by real AI, not templates

Common use cases

  1. 1Writing a report query
  2. 2Building a JOIN across tables
  3. 3Learning SQL from examples
  4. 4Translating a query between dialects
  5. 5Prototyping an analytics query
  6. 6Getting unstuck on complex SQL

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About SQL generation

SQL is the language for querying relational databases, but the exact syntax varies between engines like PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQL Server. Describing your goal in plain English lets AI handle the boilerplate and dialect quirks.

This tool writes a real query for your chosen dialect and explains its assumptions — most useful when you also paste your schema. Always review the generated SQL: verify the table and column names, and never run a data-modifying query on production without a backup.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got Questions? We Have Answers.

Which databases does it support?

PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server, Oracle and BigQuery. Pick the dialect and the AI writes syntax for that engine.

Should I paste my schema?

Yes, if you can. Providing your table and column names produces far more accurate queries; without it, the tool states the schema it assumed.

Is it safe to run the output?

Always review it first. For SELECT queries the risk is low, but never run a generated INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE on production without a backup.

Does it run the query?

No. It only writes the SQL and explains it. You run it yourself against your own database after reviewing it.