> Summary: The SQL to PostgREST Converter translates SQL SELECT statements into equivalent PostgREST REST API calls with real-time preview. It covers filtering, sorting, pagination, joins, and aggregations. Use it to move from raw SQL to HTTP-based PostgREST queries against a Neon Data API endpoint without manually constructing URL parameters. PostgREST auto-generates a RESTful API from a PostgreSQL schema; this converter makes that translation immediate and explorable.

# SQL to PostgREST Converter

Convert SQL queries to PostgREST API calls with real-time preview

**Related docs**

- [Getting started with Neon Data API](/guides/postgres-data-api-get-started)
- [Building a note-taking app](/guides/postgres-data-api-demo)

Enter your SQL query below and see the equivalent PostgREST API calls in real-time.
This tool supports common SELECT statements with filtering, sorting, pagination, joins, and aggregations.

## About PostgREST

PostgREST automatically generates a RESTful API from your PostgreSQL schema.
It supports filtering, sorting, pagination, joins, and many other SQL features through URL parameters.
Learn more about PostgREST at [postgrest.org](https://postgrest.org/)

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## Related docs (Tools)

- [Auth and Data API SDK](/guides/postgres-reference-javascript-sdk)
- [Generate TypeScript types](/guides/postgres-data-api-generate-types)

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## Related pages

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