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Capture Amazon product data (India, US, UK, Canada), export to CSV/JSON, send to your API, or unlock unlimited saves via purchase. Amazon Product Scraper Amazon Product Scraper pulls clean, structured product data straight off Amazon — title, brand, price, MRP, discount, category, images, ratings, reviews, specs, and more — then lets you export it as CSV or JSON, or send it directly to your own API. Amazon Product Scraper works on amazon.com, amazon.ca, amazon.in, and amazon.co.uk, and the target marketplace is fully configurable in settings. How Amazon Product Scraper works Open any Amazon product page and capture it however you like: click the Amazon Product Scraper icon and hit Save, use a keyboard shortcut, or click the floating bubble that sits right on the page. All three methods capture the exact same data. Everything you save stays local in your browser until you decide to export it or send it somewhere. Capture, your way One-click capture from the popup, a keyboard shortcut, or an on-page floating button Auto-save mode for hands-free capture as you browse — off by default, so Amazon Product Scraper never saves anything without your say-so A movable, draggable floating window if you'd rather work in a standalone window than an anchored popup Rich, structured Amazon product data Title, brand, price, MRP, discount percentage, category, and stock status Full technical specifications from every "Product information" section Amazon shows Up to 10 top reviews per product — author, rating, date, verified-purchase flag, and helpful-vote count "About this item" bullet points, kept separate from the technical specs Full-resolution product images, not thumbnails Export however fits your workflow One-click CSV or JSON export Send your saved list to an API you configure yourself — there's no default destination, and Amazon Product Scraper sends nothing until you set one up Automatic Amazon affiliate link tagging with your own Associates tag, computed fresh at export time, so updating your tag later doesn't mean re-scraping anything Built for real use, not just a demo Three keyboard shortcuts (scrape, send to API, undo last capture) that work from any tab, popup open or not A page bubble with quick-action buttons for adding, sending, exporting, and clearing your list — no need to open the Amazon Product Scraper popup at all A built-in Guide covering every feature, including the exact payload structure for anyone integrating Amazon Product Scraper with their own backend Simple, no-code Settings for your marketplace, affiliate tag, and API configuration Free to start Your first 5 captures with Amazon Product Scraper are completely free — no account needed. After that, a one-time Pro purchase unlocks unlimited captures. Activation and periodic license checks use email verification, so your license stays tied to a real purchase. Privacy, plainly stated Your captured data stays on your device unless you explicitly export it or send it to an API you've configured yourself. There's no default send destination — a fresh install of Amazon Product Scraper has nothing set up until you configure one. No analytics, no tracking, no ad networks, and we never sell your data. The only personal information Amazon Product Scraper ever transmits is the email used for a Pro purchase, solely to verify your license. Full details live in the Privacy Policy, built directly into the extension's Guide page — no need to visit an external site. Who Amazon Product Scraper is for Anyone doing product research, price tracking, dropshipping research, or affiliate content who wants clean, structured Amazon data without copying it field by field — and anyone who wants that data flowing straight into their own systems through a documented API, instead of stuck inside a spreadsheet. Whether you're comparing prices, building a product catalog, or automating affiliate content, Amazon Product Scraper turns any Amazon listing into usable data in seconds. Amazon Product Scraper is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon. Use is subject to Amazon's own Terms of Service, which apply independently to your use of the site.