Amazon Order History Exporter

Export your Amazon order history to CSV or JSON. Orders, items, payments, and shipments. Local only.

Amazon Order History Exporter is a Chrome extension that exports your Amazon order history to a CSV or JSON file. Use it when you want to download Amazon orders, export Amazon purchases, get a spreadsheet of Amazon order history, or match Amazon charges to a credit card statement. It reads the Amazon account already signed in on this Chrome profile. It does not ask for your Amazon password. Nothing is uploaded. The last report stays on this computer until you clear it or uninstall. How to export Amazon order history to CSV 1. Install Amazon Order History Exporter from the Chrome Web Store. 2. Sign in to Amazon.com (or your regional Amazon site) in the same Chrome profile. 3. Click the extension icon. 4. Pick the Amazon site and a date range (last 30 days, last 3 months, a year, or custom dates). 5. Choose a report: orders, items, payments, or shipments. 6. Click Build report, then download CSV or JSON. That is the fastest way to export Amazon order history without waiting on Amazon’s official “Request Your Data” download, which can take a day or more and comes as a large archive. What you can export - Orders: one row per order, with items grouped - Items: one row per product - Payments: card, last four, amount, for statement matching - Shipments: tracking and status when Amazon shows them - Date ranges: last 30 days, last 3 months, calendar years, or custom - Sites: United States, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Japan, India, Mexico, UAE Who this is for - People who want a CSV of Amazon purchases for taxes, returns, or a home inventory - Anyone matching Amazon charges to a bank or card statement - Small businesses that buy on Amazon and keep their own books - Anyone asking “how do I download my Amazon order history” Privacy The extension only runs in your browser. It uses the session where you are already signed in. Order pages and invoices are read locally. The last export and a local invoice cache are stored in chrome.storage.local on this computer. There is no account, no cloud, and no Amazon password stored. Privacy policy: included with the extension and on the 517 Industries site. Notes Stay signed in on the chosen Amazon site while a report runs. A long date range is slower because each invoice is opened for item names. English-language Amazon pages parse most reliably. Amazon can change their pages; if a run looks incomplete, try a shorter range. Q: How do I export my Amazon order history to Excel or CSV? A: Install Amazon Order History Exporter, sign in to Amazon in Chrome, click the icon, pick a date range, Build report, then download CSV. Open the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets. Q: Does this need my Amazon password? A: No. It uses the Amazon tab you already signed in. Q: Is my order history uploaded? A: No. The report stays on your computer. Q: How is this different from Amazon Request Your Data? A: Amazon’s official export can take 24–72 hours and comes as a large archive. This extension builds a CSV or JSON in the browser for the range you pick. Made by 517 Industries. Contact: hello@517industries.com