You can now give your team database documentation they can explore on their own. Docs turns your DrawSQL diagram into a searchable reference for developers learning the schema and analysts checking it as they write queries.

Every table gets its own page, with column types, defaults, indexes and your comments together in one place. Search tables and columns with Cmd+K, then follow foreign keys to see how the tables connect. Copy a link to an individual column when a ticket or PR needs that exact detail.

The documentation is automatically generated and kept up to date with your DrawSQL diagrams. Save a schema change or add a comment explaining a field, and it carries through to the shared docs. There’s no separate data dictionary to keep in sync.

Share the docs URL in your onboarding guide, or export the full data dictionary as a PDF for a project handover. Public docs can also be embedded in Notion, Confluence or your own site.

To get started, open Docs from the diagram navbar, or right-click a table and choose View docs to start there. Docs is available for public diagrams on every plan. Private docs require a paid plan and follow the diagram’s existing access permissions.