ADIF to JSON — a ham radio log for scripts and programs
Convert an ADIF log (.adi, .adif, .adx) to JSON: the header, user-defined fields and every QSO as an object of ADIF field names and values. In your browser, nothing uploaded.
About this conversion
JSON is the easy format for a script, a web page or a database import. The file has the log’s header fields, the user-defined field declarations, and a list of QSOs, each an object whose keys are the ADIF field names (CALL, QSO_DATE, BAND, MODE…) and whose values are exactly as in the log.
Just want to look inside it?
The same tool without converting anything: open the file and read it.
The same log, other ways
The log stays open after it is read, so the format is picked at the end: the same file can leave here as ADX (.adx), Excel (.xlsx), CSV, Cabrillo (.log), POTA (.adi) or SOTA CSV (V2). Before that you can filter it by band, mode, year, country or QSL status and save only those QSOs.