15 Best MySQL GUI Clients for macOS

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dbForge Studio for MySQL

dbForge Studio for MySQL is an all-in-one integrated development environment, designed to streamline the routine work of database developers and administrators alike. Although the Studio was designed as a classic Windows application, it is currently available on macOS and Linux via a special compatibility solution called CrossOver.

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MySQL Workbench

MySQL Workbench is probably the default, if not the ultimate GUI client for MySQL database developers, architects, and analysts. Being compatible with macOS, Windows, and Linux, it includes a good selection of database design and administration tools that will definitely simplify your daily work.

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SQLPro for MySQL

SQLPro is a free (yet with several paid options) MySQL manager for macOS, which enables quick access to tables and views, delivers IntelliSense-like autocompletion, formatting, and syntax highlighting, supports multiple result sets and selection-based query execution, as well as includes a table designer for easy modification of columns, indexes, foreign keys, and triggers.

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Sequel Pro

Sequel Pro is a completely free and open-source MySQL database manager that delivers the basic functionality for data management. If you need a simple tool to handle queries in multiple MySQL databases, this might be it.

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Valentina Studio

Valentina Studio is a multiplatform GUI tool for easy management of MySQL, MariaDB, SQL Server, SQLite, PostgreSQL, and (their own) Valentina DB databases. Among the most demanded features, you could name visual query building and database modeling, a simple but useful data editor, a report designer, quick data transfers between source and target tables, schema comparison, and basic database administration.

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DBeaver

Now let’s get back to more familiar titles. DBeaver is a multiplatform IDE with the support for multiple database management systems. It is highly functional, user-friendly, and its Community Edition is available free of charge. The most popular features of DBeaver are the SQL query editor, visual query builder, database comparison tools, test data generator, and ER diagrams. There’s much more to DBeaver—and its team helps it evolve rather actively. If you are a demanding user, you definitely should explore this option.

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Querious

Querious is a macOS-only commercial CUI client for MySQL and compatible databases. Under a clean interface, you will find a solution with moderately strong querying capabilities and a fine selection of tools for database object editing, server management, and easily configurable database structure comparison.

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TablePlus

TablePlus is a nice-looking multiplatform GUI tool that helps you work with data in numerous database systems. However, take note that the main killer feature of TablePlus is its smart query editor with syntax highlighting, instant autocompletion, SQL formatting, and data editing features. The rest depends on whether it is your focus as well.

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RazorSQL

RazorSQL is an easy-to-use SQL query tool that has been tested on over 40 database management systems, including MySQL. Its key features comprise a handy database browser, visual database tools, SQL query builder, SQL editor, as well as data import, export, and comparison functionality.

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Navicat

Navicat is a universal database development and administration solution that supports most of the popular database management systems and cloud platforms. With its help, you can easily design and manage entire databases and specific database objects, migrate data, compare and synchronize your databases, build queries, and perform reverse engineering.

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DataGrip

DataGrip is a smart subscription-based IDE for numerous database tasks. It equips database developers, administrators, and analysts with a multitude of integrated tools that help you work with queries and deliver flexible management of database objects.

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Beekeeper Studio

Now let’s proceed to something more straightforward, but interesting nonetheless. Beekeeper Studio is a free and open-source GUI-based database manager and SQL code editor for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and SQL Server databases. The creators of the Studio focused on making it as user-friendly and simple as possible. You can take a look at it if your primary work involves queries and doesn’t go far beyond them.

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DbVisualizer

DbVisualizer is a smart and well-focused SQL editor and database manager, marketed as a database client with the highest customer satisfaction rating on G2. It is indeed a quite useful solution that enables you to work with SQL code, access and explore your databases and manipulate data. DbVisualizer is available in Free and Pro editions, the latter of which is activated with a license key.

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AzureDataStudio

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DbGate

Finally, let’s have an overview of DbGate – a free, cross-platform, and cross-database GUI client that covers both SQL-based and NoSQL systems. It allows connecting to multiple databases, browsing and editing table schemas and actual data, writing SQL queries with autocompletion, building queries visually, as well as creating ER diagrams, charts, and maps based on your data. Treat it as a non-ambitious database manager for macOS users whose requirements stick to the basics.

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