LOG PATTERN FINDER
Developers, SREs, and DevOps engineers: paste any log — server output, container logs, CI build dumps — and get back the distinct events in seconds. Each pattern shows a count and one real example. Everything runs in your browser; nothing leaves your machine.
▶ Groups 10,000 lines in under 200ms
01 / WHAT IT DOES
Logdedupe replaces the parts that vary — timestamps, request IDs, IP addresses, durations, hex values — with semantic placeholders. Lines that then match are grouped into a single pattern with a count. What you get is the handful of distinct events your log actually contains, ordered by how often each occurred.
ISO 8601 timestamps, syslog dates, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, UUIDs, hex identifiers, URLs, file paths, numbers with units — each gets its own placeholder so patterns remain human-readable.
Sort by frequency to see the noise that dominates your log, or by rarity to find the line that happened once — often the one thing you were looking for.
Filter by log level (ERROR, WARN, INFO) or a substring. Export the grouped view as CSV or JSON. Copy individual patterns or the full report.
02 / HOW PATTERNS FORM
The detection engine runs 15 regex passes in a specific order — UUIDs before hex numbers, IPv6 before IPv4, ISO timestamps before generic time patterns. Each pass replaces a variable with a semantic placeholder like {ISO_TS} or {IP4}, so the resulting pattern says exactly what varied.
| Count | Pattern | % |
|---|---|---|
| 47 | {ISO_TS} ERROR timeout reading {URL} | 51.1% |
| 23 | {ISO_TS} WARN slow query on orders table ({NUMBER}ms) | 25.0% |
| 12 | {ISO_TS} INFO user login from {IP4} | 13.0% |
| 8 | {ISO_TS} ERROR connection pool exhausted | 8.7% |
| 2 | {ISO_TS} FATAL out of memory on node {PATH} | 2.2% |
03 / WHAT IT WILL NOT DO
04 / WHAT IT COSTS
The tool is free to use — open it and paste a log. The Pro purchase ($19 once) is a supporter model for professionals who find value in Logdedupe. No accounts, no renewal, no surprise.
PASTE A LOG
No signup, no account, no data leaves your browser. Open the tool, paste your log, and see the patterns within a second. If it does not work for your log, you have lost nothing but a paste.