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There are multiple ways to get your scuba dives uploaded to the online dive log from either other dive log applications or dive computers. Here we go through each option, and also do an import to show the control available.

The online dive log can be found here 👉 https://www.divelogs.com/divelog.

This is part of our online dive log video tutorial. A set of mini videos on how to get the best from your online dive log:

THE DIVE LOG:
Your scuba dive log is held in an advanced grid with lots of ways to do fast editing and importing of dives. Including interactive profile charts, and tight integration with your equipment list and the base map to give you a lot of visibility on where you have dived.
1.    • Adding dives to the online dive log  
2.    • Importing dives to the online dive log   👈 You are here!
3.    • Copying dives within the online dive log  
4.    • Finding dive sites for your dives  
5.    • Editing the equipment used in your dive  
6.    • Advanced editing in the log book grid  
7.    • Sorting, filtering, and column options  
8.    • Dive computer profiles in your log book  
9.    • Alerts, comments and gas switching  
10.    • How your dive log and base map integrate  
11.    • Deleting dives from your log book  
12.    • Managing dive log buddies  

YOUR EQUIPMENT:
A separate equipment grid holds all your dive gear and hired scuba equipment. With easy editing and usage history built in.
13.    • Adding and editing your equipment  
14.    • Viewing usage history of your equipment  
15.    • Creating and using equipment groups  
16.    • Deleting and archiving equipment  

YOUR TRIPS:
Another grid holds all your dive trips, with overviews on the assigned scuba dives in your main log book.
17.    • Adding and editing dive trips  
18.    • Viewing trip assignment to dives  
19.    • Removing dive trips  

BASE MAP:
Our beautifully designed base map is a core feature in the online dive log and not just an add on in a small window! It has tight integration with your dive log, meaning you get a lot of visibility into seeing where you have dived. It also is a large and growing resource to help you find the next place to dive, and help other divers by leaving reviews.
20.    • Browsing the base map  
21.    • Searching for places to dive next  
22.    • Viewing diving location information  
23.    • Leaving location reviews  
24.    • Your dive map  
25.    • Map overlays  
26.    • Adding dive sites and sharing them  

GENERAL:
A couple of quick tutorials on exporting your dives in the standard UDDF 3.2 format, and how your diver experience levels work.
27.    • Export your dives from the log book  
28.    • Your diver profile and level  

Or load up the full playlist here:
   • The Online Dive Log - all videos