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FFLogs Uploader is a Dalamud plugin for Final Fantasy XIV that brings log uploading and parse viewing directly into the game. Upload a completed ACT log file or enable live logging to have fights submitted to FFLogs as they finish — then view per-player DPS, rDPS, aDPS, and parse percentiles without alt-tabbing.

Installation

Add the plugin to Dalamud and get it running in minutes

Quickstart

Log in, select your log directory, and upload your first report

Live Logging

Upload fights to FFLogs in real time as you play

View Parses

See DPS, rDPS, aDPS, and parse percentiles per fight

What FFLogs Uploader does

FFLogs Uploader connects to your ACT (Advanced Combat Tracker) log files and the FFLogs API to automate the entire reporting workflow from inside the game.

Upload a log file

Process and upload a complete ACT log in one step

Live logging

Automatically upload each fight as it ends

Guild support

Upload to personal logs or any guild you belong to

Configuration reference

All settings: region, visibility, credentials, and more

Get started

1

Install the plugin

Add the custom repository URL to Dalamud and install FFLogs Uploader from the plugin list. See Installation for the full steps.
2

Log in to FFLogs

Open the plugin with /fflogsuploader and enter your FFLogs email and password. Enable Remember me to stay logged in between sessions.
3

Choose your upload mode

Switch to the Live Log tab to upload fights as they happen, or use the Upload a Log tab to submit a completed ACT log file.
4

View your parses

After a report is uploaded, click View Parses to see per-player performance data — including DPS, rDPS, aDPS, and parse percentiles — right inside the game.
To view parse percentiles, you also need a free FFLogs API client. See Viewing parses for setup instructions.

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