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Export your Amazon order history to CSV, JSON, HTML, and Excel - with prices, transactions, returns, and analytics. All local. Order Exporter for Amazon turns your Amazon order history into clean, usable data - entirely on your own device. Nothing is ever uploaded. Export to the format you need • CSV (one row per item) • JSON • A styled, searchable & sortable HTML report with thumbnails and a spend chart • A real .xlsx workbook (Orders, Transactions, Returns, and a Summary sheet) Choose what to include • A date range, a single year, last 30 days / 3 months, or all time • Per-item prices, payment method, and the subtotal / shipping / promo / tax breakdown • Digital orders (Kindle, Audible, apps, Prime Video, Music) • Charges & refunds from your Payments page (net spend reconciliation) • Returns history (status, reason, item, refund) • Spend by category Built for speed and privacy • Runs in the background - close the popup; a toolbar badge shows progress • Incremental mode skips orders it already exported • No servers, no analytics, no tracking - your data never leaves your browser Works on amazon.com, amazon.ca, and amazon.co.uk. You stay signed in to Amazon as normal; the extension only reads what you can already see in your account. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon. “Amazon” is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc.
Jun 29, 2026
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