Amazon CSV Exporter

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Export Amazon Search Results to CSV (One Click)

Amazon Scraper helps you quickly collect product data from Amazon search result pages and export it to a CSV file. Perfect for product research, market analysis, catalog building, and saving lists for later.

Just search Amazon (example: “iPhone”), click Export to CSV, and the extension gathers key fields like Title, Price, and ASIN into a downloadable CSV.

⭐ Key Features

✅ One-Click CSV Export
Adds an “Export to CSV” button on Amazon search result pages.

✅ Scrape Key Product Fields
Exports commonly needed data such as:

➜ Product Title
➜ Price (as displayed)
➜ ASIN

✅ Fast Product Research Workflow
Great for quick research, list building, and comparing products outside Amazon.

✅ Works Where You Browse
Scrapes only the data visible/available on the search results page you’re viewing.

✅ Lightweight & Easy
No setup needed—install and start exporting.

🧠 How to Use

➜ Go to an Amazon Search Results page (search any keyword)
➜ Click “Export to CSV” in the top bar
➜ Wait a moment while results are collected
➜ Download and open the CSV in Excel / Google Sheets

Amazon page layout changes can affect scraping output.

🔒 Privacy

This extension does not collect or sell personal data. It reads product info from the Amazon page you are viewing to generate the CSV export.

🤝 Affiliate Disclosure 

Some links shown in the extension (or its pages) may be affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support development and maintenance.

✅  FAQs
1) What data does it export?
It exports Title, Price, and ASIN from Amazon search result pages (based on what’s visible on the page).

2) Does it work on product pages too?
This tool is primarily designed for search results pages where multiple products are listed.

3) Will it export every result across multiple pages?
It exports the results available on the page you’re currently viewing (pagination behavior depends on your implementation).

4) Why is the price missing for some products?
Some listings don’t show a price (out of stock, variation-based pricing, or Amazon layout differences), so the CSV may not include it.

5) Does it track my browsing or store my data?
No. It runs locally and does not collect or sell personal information.