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QQtoExcel 1.9.0, published by aoguai, is a lightweight Windows utility designed to bridge the gap between PC QQ’s limited TXT-only export and the structured analysis users increasingly need. Because the official QQ message manager is bug-ridden and offers no native Excel output, the program parses the plain-text chat logs produced by QQ and converts them into clean, sortable XLSX tables without altering the original data. The resulting spreadsheets can immediately serve as input for chronological conversation review, keyword searching, participant frequency statistics, simple user-profile generation or visualization dashboards; they are also suitable for larger NLP pipelines such as corpus creation, sentiment modeling or chatbot training. Command-line operation is fully supported, so power users can embed the converter in scheduled backup scripts or batch-process hundreds of files overnight. Both private friend histories and multi-member group chats are recognized automatically, while an interactive wizard lets owners filter by date range, sender, message type or keyword before export. The built-in regular-expression engine performs multi-pass sanitization of illegal characters, invisible control codes and QQ-specific escape sequences, eliminating the crashes and truncation errors common to manual parsing. With two public releases to date—1.9.0 being the current milestone—the tool remains under active maintenance to keep pace with Tencent’s periodic format tweaks. QQtoExcel is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always supplying the latest version and enabling batch installation alongside other applications.
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