DynamoDB to SQL Converter Online — Convert DynamoDB Operations to SQL Queries
Paste your DynamoDB params JSON above and get the equivalent SQL query instantly. Handles FilterExpression, ExpressionAttributeNames, typed attribute values, and all CRUD operations — everything runs in your browser.
How to Convert DynamoDB to SQL — Step-by-Step
Input Your DynamoDB Params
Got a DynamoDB params object you need to understand as SQL? Three ways to load it:
.json or .js fileExample: DynamoDB Scan Params
Here is a typical DynamoDB Scan params object you might want to understand as SQL:
{ "TableName": "users", "FilterExpression": "#status = :statusVal", "ExpressionAttributeNames": { "#status": "status" }, "ExpressionAttributeValues": { ":statusVal": { "S": "active" } }, "Limit": 25 }
Automatic Conversion to SQL
The converter parses your DynamoDB API params and generates readable SQL:
contains(), begins_with(), and attribute_exists() become familiar SQL LIKE and IS NOT NULL{"S": "active"} become SQL-friendly 'active'Example: SQL Output
The DynamoDB params from Step 1 converted to SQL:
SELECT * FROM users WHERE status = 'active' LIMIT 25;
Copy or Download Your SQL Query
When it looks right, grab it:
.sql fileFrequently Asked Questions — DynamoDB to SQL
How do I convert DynamoDB to SQL online?
Paste your DynamoDB params JSON into the input editor and the converter generates the equivalent SQL query instantly. It handles Scan, Query, PutItem, UpdateItem, and DeleteItem. No account needed.
What DynamoDB operations does the converter support?
Scan and Query operations become SELECT, PutItem becomes INSERT INTO, UpdateItem becomes UPDATE SET, and DeleteItem becomes DELETE FROM. It resolves ExpressionAttributeNames, ExpressionAttributeValues, FilterExpression, ProjectionExpression, and Limit.
Why would I need to convert DynamoDB to SQL?
Common reasons include: understanding legacy DynamoDB code written by someone else, migrating from DynamoDB to a relational database, documenting existing queries in a more universal format, or simply understanding what a complex FilterExpression actually does in plain SQL terms.
Does it handle DynamoDB contains() and begins_with()?
Yes. DynamoDB contains(field, value) becomes SQL field LIKE '%value%', and begins_with(field, prefix) becomes field LIKE 'prefix%'. Similarly, attribute_exists() becomes IS NOT NULL.
Is my data safe?
Your DynamoDB params are processed entirely in your browser — nothing is sent to any server. The conversion is 100% client-side.
Is this DynamoDB to SQL converter free?
Completely free, no account needed, no limits. Also check out our other NoSQL tools: SQL to MongoDB, MongoDB to SQL, SQL to DynamoDB, and MongoDB to DynamoDB.
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