#1 - DBeaver

Database Migration ToolKit is a SQL database tool that helps you to migrate your database content. It supports database formats like MySQL, Oracle, MariaDB, SQL Server, etc. Features: You can migrate data without writing any script. Design your SQL database with our free database designer tool. SqlDBM offers you an easy way to create an ERD of your database prior to creating an actual one. Supports: SqlServer, MySql, PostgreSql, Snowflake.

Pros:

Multi-Platform Databases
Intuitive and very easy to use user interface.
Free to download, licensed under GPL.
You can Render ERDs to visual your database
Easy Import/Export/Backup
Mock Data Generator
NoSQL and BigData database support (Enterprise Edition Only)
Visual Query Builder (Enterprise Edition Only)
Analytical charts (Enterprise Edition Only)
Query History (Enterprise Edition Only)
Cross-platform - versions available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
Easy way to export your schema and perform Automatic Database Tuning with EverSQL

Cons:

Sometimes large queries can’t be stopped and have to be forcefully killed. In some cases, the entire application has to be killed.

Price: Free for basic usage. Enterprise Edition starts at $199

#2 - DataGrip by JetBrain

Pros:

Very fast auto-complete
Plug-ins available - Large marketplace with many useful add-ons
Notifications when long queries have completed
Refactorings that work in SQL files and schemas - Enable you to change column names and perform mass updates
Version control integration
Multi-Platform Databases, Including MongoDB
Built-in support for all popular databases
Easy flow to download relevant drivers
Diff viewer for routines
Introspection - You can observe collections and fields in the database explorer.
Cross-platform - versions available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
Easy way to export your schema and perform Automatic Database Tuning with EverSQL

Cons:

No Free version. Only 30 days trial

Price: Starts at $199.00

#3 - MySQL Workbench

Pros:

Intuitive and very easy to use user interface.
Free to download, licensed under GPL.
Cross platform - versions available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
Visual schema and query builder.
This is the only SQL client which is supported and developed by MySQL, so you can be sure that it will contain all recent features to match the updates for MySQL's server.
Allows optimizing SQL queries directly from the IDE, using a plugin developed by EverSQL.

Cons:

The software is sometimes buggy some users report software crashes.
Sometimes large queries can’t be stopped and have to be forcefully killed. In some cases, the entire application has to be killed.

Price: Free.

#4 - HeidiSQL

Pros:

Easy to use and very intuitive user interface.
Free to use - Licensed under GNU GPL.
Portable version is available for download, so you can use it without administrative privileges, nor requiring installation.
Full database user management and privileges management options.
Automate connections via command line utility.
Ability to connect to MySQL database via an SSH tunnel, in case you don’t have the default port open for remote connections.
Great syntax checks and auto completion features.
Can work with Linux distributions, but will require the Wine platform

Cons:

Some users are reporting sudden crashes / bugs, but nothing that significantly interrupts the daily usage.
Requires Wine for Linux.
No official support for Mac OS.

Price: Free

#5 - dbForge Studio for MySQL

Pros:

Comfortable user interface for both beginner and advanced users.
Built in query profiler that allows to profile the query and compare it with other queries.
Debug your query, step by step, using the known watch, call stack and breakpoint concepts.
GUI query builder and database builder. Drag and drop to build your own custom queries and database schema.
Good syntax completion and checker.
Full database user management and privileges management options.
Backup wizard that allows to schedule database backups.
Allows storing code snippets.
Good support for running large SQL files (without opening them).

Cons:

The full version has a high price tag on it, so not everyone will be able to afford it.
Very basic JSON viewer (for example, no ways to collapse or expand blocks of data).
Users report that in some cases the auto complete feature stops working, whenever many connections are opened.

Price: up to $249.95.

#6 - Navicat for MySQL

Pros:

Intuitive, easy to use UI.
Ability to connect to MySQL database via an SSH tunnel, in case you don’t have the default port open for remote connections.
Schedule database jobs - backup, restore, run reports and more.
Import data from: ODBC, Excel, Access, DBF, TXT, CSV, XML, JSON.
Export data to: Excel, Access, DBF, TXT, CSV, XML, JSON.
Visual schema and query builders.
Cross platform - Windows, Linux and Mac OS versions are available.
Syntax completion and checker.
The premium version allows collaboration with team mates - share queries, connections and more.

Cons:

High price point for the professional version.
Uses Wine to be executed on Linux, which slows down the IDE.
Some of the use cases require opening a new tab / window, which users report as a cumbersome process.

Price: up to $259.

#7 - SQLyog

Pros:

Very innovative and elegant user interface, best one we’ve seen.
Visually design the schema tables, constraints and queries.
Schedule tasks like backup, restore, email notifications and more.
Personalize the look and feel with themes.
The user interface is very customize-able.
Fast and stable.
Good data and schema sync tools.
Ability to connect to MySQL database via an SSH tunnel, in case you don’t have the default port open for remote connections.
The Ultimate version comes with a good data comparison tool.

Cons:

High price point for the professional version.
Some users report occasional software crashes.
Lack of support for databases other than MySQL.
No native support for Linux or Mac.
No drag and drop support between multiple tabs.

Price: Up to $299.

#1 - DBeaver

Pros:

Multi-Platform Databases
Intuitive and very easy to use user interface.
Free to download, licensed under GPL.
You can Render ERDs to visual your database
Easy Import/Export/Backup
Mock Data Generator
NoSQL and BigData database support (Enterprise Edition Only)
Visual Query Builder (Enterprise Edition Only)
Analytical charts (Enterprise Edition Only)
Query History (Enterprise Edition Only)
Cross-platform - versions available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
Easy way to export your schema and perform Automatic Database Tuning with EverSQL

Cons:

Sometimes large queries can’t be stopped and have to be forcefully killed. In some cases, the entire application has to be killed.

Price: Free for basic usage. Enterprise Edition starts at $199

#2 - DataGrip by JetBrain

Pros:

Very fast auto-complete
Plug-ins available - Large marketplace with many useful add-ons
Notifications when long queries have completed
Refactorings th

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