Parse Logcat File Online – Free Android Log Viewer & Analyzer

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About Parse Logcat File Online

Welcome to the most efficient and secure Online Logcat Parser. Designed for Android developers, QA engineers, and enthusiasts, this tool allows you to visualize, filter, and analyze Android system logs directly in your web browser. Unlike other tools that require server uploads, our parser runs 100% client-side, ensuring your sensitive log data never leaves your device.

How to Use

  • Upload: Click the "Upload Log File" button and select your logcat.txt or .log file.
  • Analyze: The logs will be instantly parsed and displayed in a color-coded table.
  • Filter: Use the dropdown to filter by Log Level (e.g., Error, Warning) to isolate issues quickly.
  • Search: Type in the search bar to find specific Tags, PIDs, or keywords within the message.
  • Export: Found the bug? Click "Export CSV" to download the filtered view and share it with your team.

Why Use This Tool?

Debugging Android applications can be tedious when staring at raw text files. This tool transforms raw text into a structured, readable format. It highlights errors in red, warnings in orange, and debug info in blue, helping you spot anomalies instantly. With the unique CSV Export feature, you can create focused reports of crashes or bugs in seconds.

Tips for Better Debugging

For the best experience, generate your logs using the standard threadtime format: adb logcat -v threadtime > mylog.txt. This ensures all columns (Time, PID, TID, Tag, Message) are correctly identified.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my data secure? +
Yes. This tool operates entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No files are uploaded to any server.
What is the maximum file size? +
It depends on your computer's memory (RAM). We recommend files under 100MB for optimal performance, though larger files may work on powerful machines.
Can I search using Regex? +
Currently, the search supports standard text matching. Regex support is planned for a future update.

 

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