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IndexedDB Inspector
Discover same-origin IndexedDB databases, inspect store metadata and records, filter values, refresh snapshots, and export JSON locally.
🔒 This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server.
Developer
IndexedDB Inspector
Ready to inspect databases on this origin.
Select a database and object store to view records.
This page can inspect only IndexedDB owned by the current website origin. It cannot read storage belonging to another domain.
How the IndexedDB Inspector works
- Detect databases and object stores belonging to the current website origin, or create local demo data to explore the interface.
- Select a store to read its version, key path, indexes, total record count, and a bounded set of records.
- Filter loaded keys and values, refresh the snapshot, or export the inspected records as JSON.
FAQ
Why can I only see this site's databases?
IndexedDB is partitioned per origin by design. One site cannot read another site's storage, and neither can a page like this one. To inspect another app's data, open the inspector on that origin or use your browser's devtools.
What is the difference between a key path and an index?
A key path identifies how an object store derives a record's primary key. An index is an additional lookup structure over another field, which helps an app query that field efficiently.
Can I export the records I inspect?
Yes. After selecting an object store, the inspector can download the loaded records and their keys as a JSON file. The export is created in your browser.
How we compare
| Feature | Online Tool Store | Browser DevTools | A CLI script |
|---|---|---|---|
| Database and store discovery | Yes | Yes | Manual |
| Record filtering and bounded loading | Yes | Varies | Manual |
| Key path and index metadata | Yes | Yes | Manual |
| JSON export without extra setup | Yes | Varies | Manual |
IndexedDB Inspector provides a lightweight, read-only snapshot and export workflow in the page. It does not bypass the browser same-origin boundary or modify stored records.