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Manage collections, search vectors, and browse points without CLI. A visual interface for your Qdrant vector database. Connect to Qdrant on localhost, self-hosted, or cloud (Qdrant Cloud).

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Stop switching between CLI and code. Manage everything visually.

Vector Search

Query vectors with filters. Visualize similarity scores and distances.

Browse Points

View points with vectors and payloads. Scroll through large collections.

Create Collection

Define vector dimensions, distance metrics, and HNSW parameters visually.

Delete Collection

Remove collections safely with confirmation prompts.

Truncate Collection

Clear all points while keeping the collection config intact.

Payload Filtering

Build complex filters on metadata. Test must/should/must_not conditions.

Bulk Upsert

Import points from JSON files. Batch upload vectors and payloads.

Snapshots

Create and download collection snapshots for backup or migration.

Production Safe

Read-only mode and confirmation dialogs protect your data.

Multiple Tabs

Work across collections and connections in parallel.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Navigate and execute commands without the mouse.

Dark Mode

Easy on the eyes during late-night debugging sessions.

Named Vectors

Manage collections with multiple named vector configurations.

Hybrid Search

Test dense + sparse vector queries for BM25-style retrieval.

Multitenancy

Filter by tenant payload for multi-tenant RAG applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Qdrant have a GUI or web interface?
Qdrant includes a basic web UI at http://localhost:6333/dashboard when running locally. However, it's limited to viewing collections and basic info. For advanced features like visual vector search, payload filtering, and point browsing, dedicated GUI clients like 1bench provide a more complete experience.
How do I access the Qdrant web UI in Docker?
When running Qdrant in Docker with -p 6333:6333, access the web UI at http://localhost:6333/dashboard. For the REST API, use http://localhost:6333. If you need a more feature-rich interface, connect a GUI client like 1bench to localhost:6333 (gRPC on 6334).
What is the best GUI client for Qdrant?
Options for Qdrant GUI include the built-in dashboard (basic), Qdrant Web UI (official, limited), and 1bench (full-featured desktop client). 1bench offers visual vector search with similarity scores, payload filtering, collection management, and the ability to manage Qdrant alongside other databases like PostgreSQL and MongoDB.
How do I connect to Qdrant Cloud from a GUI?
In Qdrant Cloud, get your cluster URL (e.g., xyz-abc.aws.cloud.qdrant.io) and API key from the dashboard. In your GUI client, use the cluster URL as host (port 6333 for REST, 6334 for gRPC) and provide the API key for authentication. 1bench supports both connection methods.
Can I visualize vector search results in a Qdrant GUI?
Yes, GUI clients like 1bench display vector search results with similarity scores, allowing you to see how closely each result matches your query vector. You can also view point payloads, filter results, and compare different search parameters visually instead of parsing JSON responses.

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