Create a Database Diagram in MySQL Workbench InMotion Hosting ContributorUpdated on March 1, 2022 1 Minute Read It is helpful to have a visual representation when designing a database. MySQL Workbench allows you to create entity relationship diagrams (ERDs) with relationships between the tables (one to one, one to many) and rearrange them as needed. Below we cover how to create an ERD from a downloaded SQL file. Create a Diagram from a SQL File If using a database on your server, download the SQL file using cPanel Backup Wizard or phpMyAdmin.Download MySQL Workbench for free at dev.mysql.com and install it on your local machine.Open MySQL Workbench.Select File and New Model from the top menu. Select File, hover over Import, and press Reverse Engineer MySQL Create Script….Specify the SQL file needing a diagram. Press Execute, Next, and then Finish. At this point, you can rearrange and connect tables using the options on the left. Once you’re done editing, you can export the diagram as PNG, SVG, PDF, or postscript file. View the exported image to check results. To create a diagram for a database directly from cPanel, you’ll need to connect MySQL Remote Workbench to your server and ensure port 3306 is open. Summarize and Research with AIShare on Social Media InMotion Hosting Contributor Content Writer InMotion Hosting contributors are highly knowledgeable individuals who create relevant content on new trends and troubleshooting techniques to help you achieve your online goals! More Articles by InMotion Hosting Related Articles SSL Certificate Lifetimes Shrink to 47 Days by 2029 Installing SSLs and Generating CSRs in cPanel How to Upload Large Files Without FTP Timeouts eCommerce – Setup your Merchant Account Gateway How to Zip and Unzip Files on Windows 11 and Windows 10 How to Transfer and Backup Website Files with Rsync .htaccess File Reference List: Rules, Fixes, and Uses How to Force a File Download With .htaccess Redirecting Visitors to an Under Construction Page How to Force www and non-www on Your Domain with .htaccess