How to Export Amazon Reviews to CSV/Excel — Free, No Sign-Up
Amazon gives you two free exports: request your own review history through Amazon's data request page, and — if you sell — download the Voice of the Customer and Feedback reports from Seller Central. There is no official export for product-page reviews, and scraping tools violate Amazon's terms. Everything below is free and needs no registration.
Export Amazon reviews to CSV in 5 steps (the compliant way)
Both official routes are free: the customer data request for reviews you wrote, and Seller Central reports for sellers. No “amazon review exporter” extension required — those work by scraping, which Amazon's Conditions of Use explicitly exclude from its license.
Open Amazon’s “Request your data” page
Go to Amazon's Request your data page (linked from the help page “Request your personal information”, cited below), then sign in to your Amazon account. Signing in is required for security reasons.
Select the data categories you want
Select the information that you want to receive — pick the categories covering your reviews and ordering activity — then select Submit Request.
Validate, then download from the secure link
Select the validation link in the confirmation email sent to your account. When the package is ready, download your data using the secure link sent to your email address.
Find the review files and open them as CSV
Inside the package, look for the review-related files — the review text and star ratings you submitted. Amazon's help page doesn't promise an exact file list, so check what was actually delivered. Most files open directly in Excel; if a file has no header row, add one (for example:
rating,review) before analyzing it.Sellers: get the official Voice of the Customer report
Selling on Amazon? Amazon staff confirmed on the Seller Forums that downloading product reviews is “not an option” — but you can download Voice of the Customer (in Seller Central under Performance) and the Seller Feedback report, both free.
Steps verbatim from Amazon's “Request your personal information” help page and the Seller Forums answer by an Amazon staff member (both checked September 2026).
Turn the export into a clean Excel sheet
Open it in Excel or Sheets
Double-click the file, or use Data → From Text/CSV in Excel (Google Sheets: File → Import). CSV and tab-separated files both land as a normal spreadsheet.
Add a header row if there isn't one
Two columns are enough for analysis:
ratingandreview. Save as.xlsxor.csv.
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Can I export Amazon product reviews to CSV for free?
Your own review history: yes — Amazon’s data request delivers it free, no third-party tool. Product-page reviews of other customers: there is no official export at all. Amazon staff confirmed on the Seller Forums that downloading customer reviews “is not an option”, and scraping violates the Conditions of Use.
Do I need to register or pay for any of this?
No. Amazon’s data request only needs your existing Amazon account, the seller reports come with Seller Central, and KnowVault’s analyzer tools on this page run in your browser without any sign-up.
How do I open the exported file in Excel?
Most files in the data package are plain text with separators that Excel opens directly. If a file looks messy, import it with Data → From Text/CSV in Excel, or open it in Google Sheets. That gives you an XLSX-ready sheet you can filter and sort.
Can I export reviews including photos?
Review images you uploaded are generally part of your own data package where Amazon includes them, but Amazon does not document an exact file list — check what your package actually contains. Amazon’s AI “Customers Say” highlights on product pages cannot be exported by anyone.