How do I open an INI file online?
Paste the file contents or use Open file to select an .ini file. The parsed table shows sections, keys, values, and source line numbers. Use the search field and section filter to narrow the results.
Paste, open, or drag and drop INI-style config files to inspect sections, keys, values, duplicates, comments, and potential config issues locally in your browser.
This tool runs in your browser. Files never leave your device.
Drop a .ini, .conf, .config, .env, .properties, or .txt file here.
Sections
4
Keys
11
Visible
11
Warnings
0
Comments
1
Blank lines
4
Sensitive?
1
Size
260 B
Showing 11 parsed keys from 4 sections.
| Line | Section | Key | Value | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | [app] | name | FreeProTool | text |
| 4 | [app] | environment | development | text |
| 5 | [app] | debug | true | boolean-like |
| 8 | [server] | host | localhost | text |
| 9 | [server] | port | 3000 | number-like |
| 10 | [server] | timeout | 30 | number-like |
| 13 | [database] | user | app_user | text |
| 14 | [database] | password | change-me | possibly sensitive |
| 15 | [database] | ssl | false | boolean-like |
| 18 | [features] | json_formatter | enabled | text |
| 19 | [features] | svg_viewer | enabled | text |
INI Viewer opens an INI configuration file and lays out the sections and key-value pairs so settings are easy to read. See where each section starts and what each key is set to, which is handy when you are checking an app or game config without hunting through plain text.
Paste text or open an .ini file. The viewer groups keys by section, shows their source line numbers, and flags duplicate sections or keys. Search the settings or filter by section, then copy or download JSON, CSV, or normalized INI text. Parsing and export run in your browser.
Paste the file contents or use Open file to select an .ini file. The parsed table shows sections, keys, values, and source line numbers. Use the search field and section filter to narrow the results.
It flags common issues such as duplicate sections and keys. INI dialects differ between applications, so warnings are a review aid rather than proof that a configuration is valid for a particular app.
Yes. Use the JSON or CSV export controls after reviewing the parsed values. Check duplicate keys and application-specific syntax before relying on the exported data.
For mixed config formats, try the Config File Viewer.
No. The file is parsed in your browser and never leaves your device.