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Read BigQuery query results more easily, including long text and nested data. Query Result Viewer for BigQuery opens copied BigQuery query results in a focused, readable table without changing the original query or its results. Query Result Viewer for BigQuery is an independent extension and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the Export menu in BigQuery Query Results. 2. Select Open in Viewer. 3. The extension asks BigQuery to copy the current results and opens them in a separate Viewer tab. FEATURES * Read results in pages of 50 source rows. * Expand and collapse ARRAY, STRUCT, and JSON values. * Read long or multiline values in the table or the floating Cell Viewer. * Resize, pin, and temporarily hide columns. * Search column names and values across loaded pages, or limit a search to one column. * Sort the rows loaded into the Viewer without modifying or re-running the BigQuery query. * Select cells and copy tab-separated values for Excel or Google Sheets. * Keep column widths and other view settings while moving between pages. PRIVACY The extension processes copied query results locally in Chrome. It does not send query data to the developer, an external server, or an external API. Copied data is held briefly in Chrome session storage only to transfer it to the Viewer tab, then removed. BigQuery is a trademark of Google LLC. Use of this trademark is subject to Google Permissions.
Aug 26, 2026
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