Turn your Warcraftlogs into shareable Discord cards with awards, stats, and playful roasts.
Paste a Log
Drop any Warcraftlogs URL
Pick a Fight
Choose a boss kill or wipe
Share the Card
Download and post to Discord
What You Get
Everything you need to turn raw logs into bragging rights.
40+ Awards
Praise and playful roasts based on your actual performance data. Top DPS, clutch heals, unfortunate deaths, mechanic fails and everything in between. If it happened in the log, there is an award for it.
Raid and M+ Support
Works with any Warcraftlogs report. Raid bosses, Mythic+ keys, all difficulties. Paste the link and ParseCard handles the rest, whether it is a Mythic prog wipe or a clean Heroic reclear.
Character Profiles
Track your awards across fights, claim your characters with Battle.net login, and build a history of your greatest (and most embarrassing) moments.
Leaderboards
See how you stack up against other players across all tracked fights. Per-award rankings, global standings, and scoring that rewards consistency over one lucky pull.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ParseCard?
ParseCard turns your Warcraftlogs reports into shareable Discord-style cards. Each card highlights player performance with awards. Both praise for great plays and playful roasts for the rough moments. Think of it as a fight recap you can screenshot and drop in your guild channel.
How does it work?
Paste any Warcraftlogs URL, pick a fight, and ParseCard analyzes the log data to generate awards for each player. Six awards are chosen per card with a mix of praise and roasts. Download the card image and share it in your guild Discord.
Is it free?
Yes. No payment is required. Log in with Battle.net to unlock more weekly credits.
What data do you use?
Only publicly available data from the Warcraftlogs API. We never access your Battle.net characters or game data directly. Just what is already public in your combat logs. No personal information is collected beyond what you provide when logging in.
Are the roasts mean?
They are meant to be fun. Roasts only target in-game performance like deaths, damage taken, and avoidable mechanics. They never target players personally. You can also adjust the tone from Friendly to Bold to Brutal depending on how thick-skinned your guild is.