# ADIF Editor

Open, check and edit amateur radio log files in ADIF format (`.adi`). The editor runs in your browser; your files stay on your device and no account is needed.

[Open ADIF Editor →](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/adif/index.html>) [Verification and test results](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/adif/index.html#compliance>) · [Data sources and licences](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/data-sources/#adif-editor>)

## What it does

- Inspect and edit QSO records in a table.
- Check records against ADIF 3.1.8.
- Export an edited ADIF file.

## Getting started

1. Open the editor and load an ADIF file from your device.
2. Review the records and validation messages, then make your changes.
3. Export the edited file to keep your changes.

## Validation

Every build is tested against the official ADIF test QSOs and cross-checked with adifmt and adif-checker. The editor's [About ADIF compliance &amp; validation](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/adif/index.html#compliance>) section links the test results for the version you are using.

## Offline copy

[Download the single-file ADIF Editor](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/adif/adif-editor.html>) to use it without a server or network connection.

[All tools](<https://oe1ebg.at/tools/index.md>) · [Source code](<https://github.com/oe1ebg/tools/tree/main/tools/adif>)