Plan input
Paste DBMS_XPLAN or EXPLAIN text.
Database tuning utility
Paste execution plan output and review operations, scan types, joins, row estimates, costs, and warning signals in a compact browser workspace.
Paste DBMS_XPLAN or EXPLAIN text.
Indented by detected operation depth.
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Execution plans show how a database expects to read, join, filter, and sort data. A visualizer helps developers and DB teams quickly spot table scans, joins, index access, row estimates, and high-cost operations before deeper tuning work begins.
Paste DBMS_XPLAN output, text EXPLAIN output, or copied execution plan snippets when you need a quick first-pass review. The tool is designed for practical triage: finding full scans, join operations, operation counts, object names, cost values, and plan rows that deserve deeper inspection in your database console.
Turn compact plan output into a readable operation tree with object names and estimates.
Flag full scans, nested loops, missing index operations, and unusually high detected costs.
The parser runs in the browser and does not need database access or backend credentials.
Use SQL Formatter before tuning a query, PL/SQL Dependency Extractor to understand package object usage, and DDL Extractor to isolate table or index definitions from schema scripts.
An explain plan visualizer turns SQL execution plan text into a readable operation list and highlights common signals such as joins, full scans, row estimates, and cost values.
Yes. The tool is designed for DBMS_XPLAN-style pipe table output and also handles common text EXPLAIN lines with arrows.
No. It only parses pasted plan text in the browser and does not connect to any database.