Export and open your QRZ Logbook
QRZ.com exports your Logbook as an ADIF file. Drop it below to see the QSOs in a table, on a map, or as Excel — or to clean it up before it goes into another logger.
How to export
In your QRZ Logbook open Settings and press Export under ADIF Import/Export; QRZ walks you through the rest. For only some QSOs, set a filter in the logbook (or choose New Filter) and pick Export Results at the top of the Filter Options pane — or, with the filtered QSOs showing, use the import/export tools button and Export Filtered to ADI File.
A subscriber feature
QRZ’s help says exporting a logbook to ADIF needs an active QRZ subscription on the logbook owner’s account.
What is in it
Every field QRZ keeps for the QSO, including ones other programs leave out — QRZ calls this lossless ADIF. Fields this page does not know are kept as they are and written back when you save as ADIF.
What is tested — and what is not
The steps are QRZ’s own (QRZ Logbook help, November 2026). We did not export a log from a QRZ account of our own.
Questions
- Is anything sent to QRZ?
- No. The file is read in your browser; nothing is uploaded.