QSL cards from your log
Turn your log into QSL cards, then email them or print them.
Upload the ADIF file from your logging program (ADIF is the standard log file every logger can export) and we make a finished QSL card for every station you worked. You see every card before anything is sent.
You do not have to log in. It is all free.
Upload your log, pick a card, and send it. There is no account to make and nothing to pay. Without an account, your files and cards are deleted after 24 hours.
If you log in, you also get this
- We remember you. Your card, rig, and design preferences are saved for next time.
- One press does it all. You can choose to log your contacts to QRZ Logbook, LoTW, and eQSL at the same time you send your emails.
Logging is still free. QRZ Logbook needs your own QRZ subscription, LoTW your own certificate, and eQSL your own account. Create a free account
How it works
- Upload your log and pick a card. Any ADIF file works, and you choose your card on the same page.
- Check it. You see your card with your details on it, and which stations we found an email address for. We look them up on QRZ for you.
- Send them. Press one button to email them, or make them to print from a PDF. If you have logged in, you can log the same contacts to QRZ Logbook, LoTW, and eQSL too.
Why QSL.now
- Any logger works. Four-digit times, missing bands, odd submodes, and portable callsigns with a slash all come through as they should. You do not need to clean the file first.
- Nothing to set up. We find the email addresses on QRZ for you, so you do not need an account or a QRZ subscription to email a card.
- Show off your awards. 3905 Century Club members: your member number and award numbers print on your cards automatically, with or without an account.
- It tells you what counts. A LoTW match or a printed card in the mail earns award credit such as DXCC and WAS, and an emailed card does not, so we say so and give you the choice from the same upload.
- Free. No account needed, now or later. If it saves you a night of cards and stamps, there is a coffee button.