How to Export Amazon Product Data to Excel for Free
Install AMZ Scrapper Pro, a free open-source Chrome/Edge/Brave extension. Select products on any Amazon search or product page, click Extract Data, then Download Excel or CSV — the file saves straight to your computer, no subscription or account required.
If you've ever needed a spreadsheet of Amazon product prices, ASINs, or ratings and ended up copy-pasting each one by hand, you already know why this is worth automating. Most tools that do this well are paid monthly subscriptions. AMZ Scrapper Pro does the specific job — page-level data extraction to Excel/CSV — for free, and the code is open source so you can see exactly what it does.
What you can pull out of a single page
Two categories of fields are available:
Always included
- Product Name
- Price
- ASIN
- Brand Name
- Monthly Sales
Optional (toggle on as needed)
- BSR ranking, with category breakdown
- Ratings and review count
- Number of pieces
- Item weight and dimensions
- Variants — colour, size, style, scent, flavour — extracted from the actual swatch/dropdown labels, not ASINs
- Product release date
- Scraped date and time
Step-by-step install and use
1. Install the extension
- Get the source from github.com/khooyc/amazon-data-scrapper-pro (Code → Download ZIP, then unzip).
- Open
chrome://extensions(oredge://extensions). - Turn on Developer mode (top right).
- Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
2. Select products
Go to a supported Amazon site, search or open a product page, scroll to load everything you want to capture, then click the extension icon and select products — an orange outline confirms what's selected.
3. Extract and download
Click Extract Data, wait for it to finish, then choose Download Excel (auto-sized columns, opens directly in Excel/Sheets), Download CSV, or Copy CSV to paste elsewhere.
Supported Amazon domains
amazon.co.uk, amazon.com, amazon.de, amazon.fr, amazon.es, amazon.it, amazon.ca, and amazon.com.au.
FAQ
Is it really free?
Yes — MIT-licensed and published free on GitHub. No subscription, no account, no row limits.
Does it send my data anywhere?
No. It reads the Amazon page already open in your browser and exports locally — nothing goes to a remote server.
Can I use this for business or research?
Yes — competitor pricing checks, catalog audits, and market research are common uses. You're responsible for complying with Amazon's own Conditions of Use in your jurisdiction.
Get AMZ Scrapper Pro
Free, open source, MIT licensed. Star it, fork it, or open an issue with what you'd use it for.
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