Amazon Order History to CSV & Excel Export
Overview
Export Amazon order history to CSV/Excel. One click on Your Orders saves date, order ID, total, item titles. Local only.
Need your Amazon order history as a CSV? This adds an "Export orders to CSV" button to your Amazon Orders page and saves what's on the page as a spreadsheet. It reads the orders already on screen: order date, order ID, order total, and the item titles for each order. One row per order. The file is UTF-8 with a BOM so titles with accents or non-Latin characters open correctly in Excel and Google Sheets. It works on your normal signed-in Your Orders page and exports the orders on the current page. Use Amazon's year and time filters to pick the range, then export. How to use 1. Open Your Orders on amazon.com (Returns & Orders). 2. Click "Export orders to CSV" in the top-right toolbar. 3. amazon-orders.csv downloads. Open it in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets. Features - Export the current Orders page to CSV in one click - Columns: Order Date, Order ID, Order Total, Item Titles - Reads physical and digital order numbers - Live count of how many orders it sees on the page - RFC 4180 quoting and a UTF-8 BOM, so commas and unicode survive - Runs only on the order-history pages, nowhere else Privacy: everything happens in your browser. No account, no login, no network calls, and nothing is stored or sent to any server. The CSV is built locally and downloaded straight to your computer.
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Details
- Version0.1.0
- UpdatedJuly 21, 2026
- Offered bytest
- Size13.95KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
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