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This free online SQLite to PostgreSQL SQL converter translates your CREATE TABLE DDL scripts between dialects instantly — with no server upload, no account, and no rate limits. Paste your SQLite schema on the left and the converted PostgreSQL DDL appears on the right in real time. All conversion logic runs entirely in your browser, keeping your database schema 100% private and secure.
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How SQLite column types map to their PostgreSQL equivalents, with migration notes for each type.
| SQLite Type | PostgreSQL Equivalent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| INTEGER PRIMARY KEY | SERIAL PRIMARY KEY | Or BIGSERIAL for large tables |
| INTEGER | INTEGER | Postgres has full integer type range; use appropriate |
| REAL | DOUBLE PRECISION | SQLite REAL is 64-bit; maps to DOUBLE PRECISION |
| NUMERIC | NUMERIC | Add precision/scale: NUMERIC(p,s) |
| TEXT | TEXT | Identical; unlimited length in both |
| BLOB | BYTEA | PostgreSQL binary type |
| TEXT (boolean 0/1) | BOOLEAN | Cast data: CAST(col AS BOOLEAN) |
| TEXT (datetime) | TIMESTAMP | Cast: CAST(col AS TIMESTAMP) |
| TEXT (date) | DATE | Cast: CAST(col AS DATE) |
| TEXT (UUID) | UUID | Cast: CAST(col AS UUID) |
| TEXT (JSON) | JSONB | Cast: CAST(col AS JSONB) — add GIN index |
Everything you need to know about converting SQLite to PostgreSQL.
Paste your SQLite CREATE TABLE statements into the SQL editor on the left. The PostgreSQL output appears instantly on the right panel in real-time as you type.
Yes — completely. The entire conversion runs inside your browser using JavaScript. Your SQL is never sent to any server, logged, or stored anywhere. This makes it safe to use with production or confidential database schemas.
PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server, Oracle, and MariaDB DDL syntax are all supported. The parser auto-detects the dialect from your CREATE TABLE syntax automatically.
Yes! Paste multiple CREATE TABLE statements separated by semicolons and all tables will be converted simultaneously, including cross-table foreign key relationships.
Yes. NULL, NOT NULL, DEFAULT values, PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE, and FOREIGN KEY constraints are all parsed and reflected in the PostgreSQL output. Nullable columns are correctly typed as optional properties or nullable types.
Yes, SchemaForge is completely free with no usage limits, no account required, and no rate limits. The tool runs entirely in your browser and will always be free.