SAV Inspector Local
Inspect SAV files immediately on this device without an account; the file is not uploaded.
Free SPSS SAV file viewer
Open a SAV file immediately without uploading it, or move a recurring workflow into an encrypted team workspace with permissions, immutable versions and reviews.
The SPSS reader is written in Rust and runs locally through WebAssembly. The browser reads the selected file into memory; the public Local viewer does not transfer its contents to the server.
Inspect SAV files immediately on this device without an account; the file is not uploaded.
Share, version, comment on, review and approve SAV files in encrypted projects.
A practical starting point for occasional SAV users.
A controlled path from quick inspection to collaborative handover.
Review variable names, labels, formats, measurement levels, value labels and user-defined missing values.
Browse cases with values or labels, choose columns, sort data and narrow the file with explicit conditions.
Find incomplete variables, unlabelled codes, constants, possible identifiers, batteries and multiple response sets.
Preview CSV and XLSX tables locally, define column types and prepare them for an SPSS workflow.
Workbench edits variable properties, cells, file properties and multiple response sets with undo, redo and reusable recipes.
Recode, compute and derive variables, then write a new .sav or .zsav file that is reopened and checked before download.
Several English and German sample files demonstrate Variable View, Data View, filters, editing and export in the complete demo workflow.
Try a demo datasetInspect .sav and .zsav files and import CSV or Excel locally.
Edit data and metadata, derive variables and write verified SPSS files.
Encrypted projects, permissions, immutable SAV versions, reviews and optional AI assistance.
No. Opening and inspecting a file in the public Local viewer happens in browser memory. Account requests do not contain the file.
The viewer opens .sav and .zsav files. CSV and XLSX tables can be imported locally. Workbench writes verified .sav and .zsav copies.
Yes, with Workbench or the public demo workflow. Changes are staged, reviewable and written to a new file; the source stays unchanged.
When several authorised people share, change, review or approve SAV files and need a traceable version history.
Guides & workflows
Practical starting points for occasional SAV users, data processing, quality assurance and research operations.
In 30 minutes, we define one real SAV job, its desired outcome and a measurable success criterion — without a generic feature tour or newsletter.
Request the free SAV Workflow Check