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🚀 Amazon Order History Exporter
The fastest way to export your Amazon orders to CSV and Excel.
Stop manually copying your order history. With one click, Amazon Order History Exporter automatically scrolls through your account and generates a clean, organized spreadsheet for your taxes, bookkeeping, or personal budgeting.
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Login to your Amazon account.
Navigate to Returns & Orders.
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Export your Chrome History as an Excel-readable CSV file or as a JSON file.
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Not sure why this has no reviews, I just added it and used to export 2026 purchase history (sorting expenses tax purposes) and it worked perfectly. It automatically scrapes every page of your order history for the time period selected and then compiles neatly to a CSV with all the essentials (price, description, date, Order #). Thanks for making this!