Apache Log to CSV Converter - Parse Access Logs

Convert Apache access logs to CSV format. Parse Combined and Common Log Format entries. Extract IPs, URLs, status codes. Browser-based.

Drop Apache log file here or click to browse

.log, .txt, access_log files

Log Input

CSV Output

Frequently Asked Questions

Both Apache Common Log Format (CLF) and Combined Log Format. The combined format adds referer and user-agent fields to the standard CLF.

IP address, identity, user, timestamp, request method, URL, HTTP version, status code, response size, referer, and user-agent.

Access logs are typically in /var/log/apache2/access.log or /var/log/httpd/access_log depending on your Linux distribution.

Yes, but browser memory limits apply. Files under 50MB process quickly. For very large logs, consider splitting with head/tail commands first.

Not directly. Decompress .gz log files first using gunzip, then upload the plain text version.

Yes. All parsing happens locally in your browser. Server logs containing IPs and URLs never leave your device.

This parser handles standard CLF and Combined formats. Custom LogFormat configurations may need manual regex adjustments.

Invalid lines are skipped and counted. You can download a list of skipped lines for review.

After converting to CSV, use spreadsheet filtering or import to a database for advanced queries.

CLF has 7 fields (IP, ident, user, time, request, status, size). Combined adds referer and user-agent for traffic analysis.