Read a DJI flight log
Drop a .txt flight record here, or choose a file.
Privacy first; your log is processed in memory and never stored on our servers. Parsed flights are saved in this browser only, so they stay on this device and disappear if you clear your browser data.
A DJI flight log viewer that opens encrypted logs
Every DJI flight writes a DJIFlightRecord file to your phone,
tablet or controller. It holds the complete telemetry stream: position,
height, speed, battery, satellites, and every warning the aircraft raised.
Drop one in above and read all of it, free.
Opens logs other viewers cannot
DJI flight records from log version 13 onward are AES encrypted, which is why older free viewers fail on anything recent. This one fetches the decryption keychain from DJI's official API, so logs from the Mini 5 Pro, Air 3S, Mavic 4 series, Inspire 3 and Matrice 350 RTK all open normally.
See the whole flight
The track on a map with an altitude curtain, satellite imagery, 3D tilt and a scrubbable timeline. Height, speed, distance from home and battery plotted underneath, so you can point at a moment and see every reading for it.
Check battery health
Voltage range, per-cell deviation, temperature, peak current draw, cycle count and remaining battery life. Widening cell deviation is the earliest honest signal that a pack is on its way out.
Understand the warnings
Every warning, tip and notification the aircraft raised, in sequence, each explained in plain English. Useful when you are trying to work out whether something was routine or the start of a problem.
Export what you need
A formatted PDF flight report for an insurance claim or an incident write-up, the full telemetry as CSV, and the track as KML for Google Earth. Metric or imperial, your choice, throughout.
Your logs stay yours
The file you upload is decoded in memory and discarded. It is never written to our servers. Parsed flights are cached in this browser only, so your library sits on your device and goes when you clear your browser data.
Cannot find your log file?
Flight records live in different folders depending on whether you flew with DJI Fly, DJI GO 4 or DJI Pilot 2, and Android hides the folder by default from version 11 onward.
Want the detail?
What the viewer extracts, how encrypted logs are decoded, which aircraft are supported, and what it deliberately does not do.
Flying commercially?
This reads one flight at a time. Dronedesk syncs your logs automatically and keeps them alongside your planning, risk assessments and equipment records.
Fly commercially? Stop doing this one log at a time.
This viewer is a free tool for reading a single flight. Dronedesk is the platform behind it: flight planning, airspace and ground risk checks, site surveys, risk assessments, equipment and maintenance tracking, and a complete flight log that syncs from DJI automatically and stays yours.