View, store, import and export Text, Rich Text (RTF), Images, PDFs, HTML, XML, JSON, Video and Audio BLOB/CLOB data. Optimized for Organizations of All Types.
View and store all common BLOB/CLOB data formats with native support and high fidelity
Designed for efficiency, security and ease of use - fully compatible with Windows, Linux and macOS
View BLOB/CLOB data in their native formats without conversion or external tools. High-fidelity rendering for all supported file types across all platforms.
Import and export BLOB/CLOB data between databases and local storage with flexible options. Support for bulk operations to save time and resources across all operating systems.
Works seamlessly with all major database systems with a unified interface across Windows, Linux and macOS. No need to learn different tools for different databases.
Enterprise-grade security features to protect sensitive BLOB/CLOB data across all platforms. Compliance with industry standards and regulations for Windows, Linux and macOS environments.
Optimized for handling large BLOB/CLOB files and bulk operations across Windows, Linux and macOS. Process thousands of files efficiently with minimal resource usage on any platform.
Consistent user experience and full feature parity across Windows, Linux and macOS operating systems. Seamless workflow regardless of your preferred platform.
Financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, scientific research and education all keep their documents inside the database - statements, medical imaging, drawings, sensor output, archives. These are the jobs that brings them there.
An image opens as an image, a PDF as a PDF, a video in place - and anything unrecognised falls back to HEX, so nothing stays a black box.
A folder of documents matched to its rows and loaded in bulk - and the reverse, the column written back out one file per row.
RTF, HTML, XML, JSON or plain text edited in a real editor, with the formatting preserved when the value is written back.
An Access database, a CAD drawing, a vertical application's format: save the value as a file and hand it to the registered program.
The part of the data a dump usually leaves out, exported on a schedule from the CLI - with a log, instead of a hand-run batch.
Working with specific formats: images in BLOB, PDF in BLOB, RTF in CLOB, JSON in CLOB. The modes themselves: batch import/export, external open.
Hear from our customers across various industries
"DBBlobEditor has transformed how we manage document images stored as BLOBs in our databases. The batch import/export feature alone has saved our team hundreds of hours of manual work each month."
Data Operations Manager
"As a research team working with large video and audio datasets, DBBlobEditor has been invaluable. The ability to directly view and manage these files in our database without conversion has accelerated our research significantly."
Lead Researcher, Computer Science Department
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Current version: v8.5 (Released: 2026/09/15) | Changelog
Compatible with Windows 10+/Server 2016+, Linux (Ubuntu 18.04+/CentOS 7+), macOS 11+
Download DBBlobEditor See Video TutorialsAnswers to the most common questions about DBBlobEditor
DBBlobEditor supports all common BLOB/CLOB data types including binary files (images, audios, videos, documents), text data, XML, JSON, and large text blocks. It can handle file formats such as JPG, PNG, PDF, RTF, DOCX, XLSX, TXT, CSV, and more across Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms. There is no practical size limit for individual BLOB files (supports GB-scale files) as long as your system has sufficient storage and memory.
DBBlobEditor provides full support for all major database systems across all platforms:
Yes! As long as your cloud database is accessible via local network or public endpoint, DBBlobEditor can manage its BLOB/CLOB data — all operations remain local for security.
No, DBBlobEditor offers 100% feature parity across all supported platforms (Windows, Linux, macOS). The user interface is identical, and all core functionalities (native viewing, import/export, multi-database support, security features) work exactly the same regardless of the operating system. The only minor difference is the installation package format (EXE for Windows, DEB/RPM for Linux, PKG for macOS) to comply with each platform's standards.
Yes, bulk operations are one of DBBlobEditor's key features. You can:
No. A BLOB is raw bytes - an image, a PDF, a scan or a short clip - and a text model cannot render it or open it in the program that owns it. DBBlobEditor shows the bytes in the right viewer (image, PDF, text or HEX), opens one with the program it belongs to, and loads or extracts whole folders of files in bulk - connected to the live database, on your own machine.
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