Is my MikroTik export file uploaded to a server?

No. The entire conversion runs inside your browser using JavaScript. Your RouterOS export — including usernames and passwords — never leaves your device and is never sent to any server.

Which files does the converter accept?

Any plain-text RouterOS export that contains an /ip hotspot user section. This is typically a .rsc file from "/export" or a .txt copy of it. .cfg and .conf are also accepted.

What columns does the CSV contain?

Essential mode exports username, password, profile, MAC address and expiry. Full-details mode adds uptime limit, account type, voucher batch, disabled flag and the original comment.

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MikroTik Hotspot Users → CSV

Drop a RouterOS export (.rsc / .txt) and get a clean, spreadsheet-ready CSV of every hotspot account — usernames, passwords, profiles and expiry dates. No upload, no sign-up, nothing leaves your device.

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routeros — export

[admin@MikroTik] > /ip hotspot user export

add name="u204" password="7f2a" profile=5Mbps \

comment="jun/14/2026 22:10:03"

add name="vc-1183" password="a91c" profile=1day

▾ converted

username,password,profile,mac_address,expires

u204,7f2a,5Mbps,,2026-06-14

vc-1183,a91c,1day,,

Convert your export

/ip hotspot user

It finds the hotspot user section, untangles RouterOS line-wrapping, and hands back a clean CSV. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.

intake — awaiting config

[admin@MikroTik] > export hotspot users

Drop your file here

or click to browse · .rsc .txt .cfg

Columns Expires format Skip accounts with no profile (e.g. admin)

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Tip: expires is read from each user's comment — the date your hotspot writes at first login. Unused vouchers have no expiry yet.

How it works

Three steps, zero spreadsheets touched by hand.

STEP 01

Export from RouterOS

In Winbox or terminal run /ip hotspot user export file=users and download the resulting .rsc file.

STEP 02

Drop it above

The parser locates the /ip hotspot user block, fixes wrapped lines, and reads every account, voucher and expiry date.

STEP 03

Download the CSV

Pick essential or full columns, then download a UTF-8 CSV ready for Excel, Google Sheets or a billing import.

Frequently asked questions

Everything about how the converter handles your data.

Q. Is my MikroTik export uploaded anywhere?

No. The whole conversion runs inside your browser with JavaScript. Your file — including usernames and passwords — never leaves your device and is never sent to any server.

Q. Which files does it accept?

Any plain-text RouterOS export containing an /ip hotspot user section — typically a .rsc from /export or a .txt copy. .cfg and .conf work too.

Q. What columns are in the CSV?

Essential mode exports username, password, profile, MAC address and expiry. Full-details mode also adds uptime limit, account type, voucher batch, the disabled flag and the original comment.

Q. Where does the expiry date come from?

It is read from each user's comment — the date your hotspot writes at first login. Unused vouchers have no expiry yet, so that field stays blank for them.