Log Tools

Apache & Nginx Log Parser

Parse Apache and Nginx access logs into structured request data.

Features

  • Extract request, client, and response fields
  • Parse combined access log lines
  • Export parsed data as JSON

How to use it

  1. Paste Apache or Nginx combined access logs.
  2. Parse the log lines.
  3. Review or download the structured records.

Example and use cases

Extract HTTP methods, paths, status codes, and client IPs from access logs.

Useful for inspecting web server traffic and troubleshooting request failures.

Log Tools

Apache & Nginx Log Parser

Parse Apache and Nginx access logs into structured data. Extract IP addresses, timestamps, HTTP methods, URLs, status codes, response sizes, referrers and user agents.

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Supports common Apache and Nginx access logs.

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How does the Apache/Nginx Log Parser work?

The parser reads each access-log line and extracts commonly used HTTP request fields. The extracted values are displayed as structured data and JSON.

1. Paste logs

Paste your Apache or Nginx access logs into the input box.

2. Parse fields

IP, timestamp, method, URL, protocol, status and other fields are extracted automatically.

3. Export JSON

Copy the structured JSON or download it for further processing.

Parsed fields

IP Address
Timestamp
HTTP Method
Request URL
HTTP Protocol
Status Code
Response Size
Referrer
User Agent

Frequently Asked Questions

What log formats are supported?

This tool supports common Apache and Nginx access-log formats, including the widely used combined log format.

Does the parser upload my logs?

No. Parsing is performed directly in your browser, so the log content does not need to be sent to a backend server.

Can I export parsed logs as JSON?

Yes. You can copy the generated JSON or download it as a JSON file.

Frequently asked questions

Which access log format is supported?

The parser supports the common Apache/Nginx combined access log format.

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