UiPath Studio Logging too many details

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Is anyone experiencing when exporting logs to text from Studio after the run.
My current studio version is 2025.10.8

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when we click
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Is there a way to change it back?

Current version of exporting logs
and this is for each log, we don’t need all this information for each log, it is getting hard to look at the logs now.
04/22/2026 11:36:51 => [Trace] Debug started for file: Main
04/22/2026 11:37:05 => [Information] execution started
{
“message”: “execution started”,
“level”: “Information”,
“logType”: “Default”,
“timeStamp”: “11:37:05”,
“fileName”: “Main”,
“initiatedBy”: “Studio”,
“jobId”: “”,
“robotName”: “”,
“machineId”: ,
“processVersion”: “1.0.0”,
“organizationUnitId”:
}
04/22/2026 11:37:05 => [Information] The primary screen resolution is: 1920 x 1080
{
“message”: “The primary screen resolution is: 1920 x 1080”,
“level”: “Information”,
“logType”: “User”,
“timeStamp”: “11:37:05”,
“fileName”: “Main”,
“jobId”: “”,
“robotName”: “”,
“machineId”: ,
“processVersion”: “1.0.0”,
“organizationUnitId”:
}

Previously we used to have
04/22/2026 11:36:51 => [Trace] Debug started for file: Main
04/22/2026 11:37:05 => [Information] execution started
04/22/2026 11:37:05 => [Information] The primary screen resolution is: 1920 x 1080

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@rohitreddy.grr

This is expected behaviour. The exported logs will show you all the logs fields including message.

If you want message only then you will have to extract it separately using regex or something.

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@rohitreddy.grr

Click on the filter button, and uncheck the log levels which you don’t want and then export.

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I am using 2025.10.1 LTS studio version in case it is relevant for this.

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The behavior you’re seeing is due to a change in how UiPath Studio (starting in later 2025/2026 versions) handles the Export or Copy function from the Output panel.

Previously, Studio only exported the “Header” line of the log. In the current version, the “Export” feature is designed to provide the full structured JSON metadata for each log entry. While this is great for machine reading, it is, as you noted, a nightmare for human eyes.

How to get the “Clean” Logs back

There isn’t a single toggle to “revert” the Export button logic, but you can get the clean view using these methods:

1. The “Select & Copy” Workaround (Fastest)

Instead of clicking the Export icon at the top of the Output panel:

  • Click inside the Output panel.
  • Press Ctrl + A (Select All).
  • Press Ctrl + C (Copy).
  • Paste into your text editor.
  • Why this works: The “Copy” command typically grabs the rendered text lines you see on the screen, whereas the “Export” button generates the raw log file format (JSON).

2. Open the Actual Log File

If you need the full history without the JSON bloat, go directly to the source file. The local execution logs are still stored in a text-friendly format.

  • Path: %LocalAppData%\UiPath\Logs
  • Open the file named [Date]_Execution.log.
  • These files usually follow the standard single-line format you are used to.

3. Output Panel Filter Settings

Check if your “Timestamp” or “Details” settings in the Output panel were accidentally toggled.

  • At the top of the Output panel, click the Settings (gear icon).
  • Ensure “Show Timestamps” is checked but “Verbose” or “Trace” is only on if you actually need it. If you are in Verbose mode, Studio attaches significantly more metadata to every activity start/end.
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Thank you Himanshu.
yeah in the new studio i am unable to select all logs as well. And even the execution logs also have the JSON bloat unfortunately. UiPath should introduce a feature in studio option or setting on how the export logs should look like. I know studio logs are just for our testing, but still a good to have feature. It was working fine before, but now they have decided to change it :sweat_smile:.