Use the CloudPix Parquet Viewer to open .parquet files, inspect rows, switch to schema or statistics views, filter values, and export the current working slice without sending the file to a server.
Parquet Viewer on CloudPix is built for quick inspection of structured data files when a spreadsheet is too limited and a full notebook workflow is heavier than the job needs.
It keeps the file local during the viewing step, which makes it practical for support work, operations checks, analyst handoff, and one-off table review.
That means teams can open a Parquet file, verify what is inside, filter the rows they need, and export the result without leaving the browser.
Parquet Viewer is a browser-based data inspection tool for .parquet files. It helps users review tabular records, inspect schema details, and export working results without shifting into a separate analysis app for a quick validation step.
Open one or more Parquet files, switch between data, schema, and statistics tabs, filter the visible rows, then export the current result when you are ready.
Teams use Parquet Viewer when they need a fast answer about what is inside a data file. It shortens the inspection step and keeps the workflow readable for non-engineering teammates too.
Read Parquet files in the browser during the inspection step.
Switch from row data to column structure and types without leaving the page.
Review aggregate field information before exporting a smaller working result.
Trim the visible rows to the slice that matters for the current check.
Save the current view into common handoff formats.
Handle structured data in a layout built for repeated row and column scanning.
No. The inspection step runs in the browser so the file stays on the device while you review it.
Yes. The viewer lets you export the working result as CSV or Excel after you filter the rows you need.
Yes. The page includes a dedicated schema view so you can inspect column structure and types.
It is useful for analysts, operations users, support teams, and anyone who needs a fast look at structured data without a full engineering workflow.