SQL Playground — Run SQL in Your Browser

Free, in-browser SQL engine powered by DuckDB-WASM. Write and execute SQL queries instantly on preloaded sample datasets — employees, orders, and web events. No server, no signup, no data leaves your device. Practice window functions, CTEs, QUALIFY, aggregations, joins, and more.

How It Works

This playground loads DuckDB-WASM, a full analytical SQL engine compiled to WebAssembly, directly in your browser. The ~2 MB engine downloads once and runs entirely client-side. Three sample tables are preloaded with realistic data so you can start writing queries immediately.

Preloaded Sample Tables

What You Can Practice

Fundamentals

Advanced SQL

Data Engineering Patterns

Interview Prep

DuckDB SQL Dialect

DuckDB supports a PostgreSQL-compatible dialect with modern extensions. Most Snowflake and BigQuery SQL patterns work with minor syntax adjustments. Supported features include: window functions, CTEs, recursive CTEs, QUALIFY, PIVOT/UNPIVOT, LATERAL joins, LIST/STRUCT/MAP types, regex functions, and lambda expressions.

Privacy and Security

DuckDB runs entirely in your browser via WebAssembly. Your SQL queries and any data you paste never leave your device — there is no server, no database connection, and no logging of queries. You can safely paste proprietary data for testing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this SQL playground free?

Yes, completely free. No signup, no limits, no tracking. DuckDB-WASM runs 100% in your browser.

What SQL dialect does DuckDB support?

DuckDB supports a PostgreSQL-compatible dialect with modern extensions: window functions, CTEs, QUALIFY, PIVOT/UNPIVOT, LATERAL joins, LIST/STRUCT/MAP types, regex, lambda functions, and more.

Can I load my own data?

The playground ships with three preloaded sample tables. You can also use DuckDB's read_csv() function to query CSV data directly.

How large a dataset can it handle?

DuckDB-WASM runs inside your browser's memory budget — typically 1-4 GB. For sample datasets (15 rows each), performance is instant. For analytical workloads up to ~100 MB, DuckDB-WASM performs well.

Does it support Snowflake-specific syntax?

DuckDB supports many Snowflake SQL patterns natively: QUALIFY, FLATTEN (as UNNEST), window functions, CTEs, MERGE, and most date/string functions. Snowflake-only functions (GET_DDL, SYSTEM$) are not available.

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