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Stop shipping debug code to production

Find and remove console statements instantly. LogRadar highlights and removes console.log, console.warn, console.error, and console.debug statements from your codebase with a single command.

4
Console Types Supported
13
Powerful Commands
100%
Free Forever
0
Leftover Debug Code

See it in action

LogRadar highlights console statements with color-coded indicators so you can spot them instantly.

userService.js
1function processUser(user) {
2 console.log('Processing user:', user);
3 const validated = validateUser(user);
4 console.warn('Deprecated validation');
5 if (!validated) {
6 console.error('Validation failed');
7 return null;
8 }
9 console.debug('User passed validation');
10 return saveUser(validated);
11}

Everything you need to clean your code

Powerful features designed to make console cleanup effortless

Smart Highlighting

Instantly see all console statements color-coded by type. Blue for log, yellow for warn, red for error, green for debug.

Selective Removal

Remove specific console types or all at once. Keep your error handling while removing debug logs.

Workspace Analysis

Scan your entire workspace at once. Find every console statement across all files instantly.

Statistics Dashboard

Get a breakdown of all console statements in your file. Know exactly what you're dealing with.

Customizable Colors

Personalize highlight colors to match your theme. Full control over background and border colors.

Toggle On/Off

Enable or disable highlighting with a single command. Stay focused when you need to.

Ship cleaner code, faster

Stop manually hunting for console statements. LogRadar automates the tedious cleanup work so you can focus on what matters.

No More Embarrassing Logs

Never accidentally deploy console.log("testing 123") to production again.

Save Hours Every Week

What used to take minutes per file now takes seconds for your entire project.

Understand Your Codebase

See statistics on console usage to identify areas that need attention.

LogRadar Statistics
console.log
12
console.warn
3
console.error
5
console.debug
2
Total statements22

Powerful commands at your fingertips

Access all commands via the command palette (Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + P)

Current File

Remove All Console
Remove console.log
Remove console.warn
Remove console.error
Remove console.debug
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Entire Workspace

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Remove console.error
Remove console.debug
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