Amazon Order History Report: How to Download Your Orders in 2026

Quick answer: Amazon removed its Order History Reports download in March 2023. You can still see every order by signing in at amazon.com and opening Returns & Orders, one year at a time. To get them all in one spreadsheet, the OrderPro Analytics Chrome extension exports them to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets, free for your last 30 days.

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How to download your Amazon order history

Install the free Chrome extension.
Sign in to amazon.com in the same browser and open Your Orders.
Open the extension and click Export.
Choose CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets.

OrderPro never asks for your Amazon password.

What happened to the Amazon order history report?

Amazon used to have an Order History Reports page where you could request a CSV of your orders. Amazon removed it in March 2023, so that download is no longer in your account settings.

The Amazon Order History Reporter is a different thing: a separate Chrome extension that is still available. If you're comparing it with other options, see our Amazon Order History Reporter alternatives guide.

How to view Amazon orders on the website or app

Sign in at amazon.com or open the Amazon app.
Go to Returns & Orders (or Your Orders in the app).
Pick a year from the filter, then open an order to see its items and invoice.

You can also request a copy of your data from Amazon's privacy page, which includes order history, but it can take a while to arrive. For anything more than a few orders, copying details by hand gets slow.

What's in your export

Orders report: one row per order
Items report: one row per product
Order date and order number
Item names, quantities, prices, and totals

Why Amazon shoppers export their orders

Yearly spending: see what you really spend on Amazon in a year, and on what.
Taxes: pull business or home office purchases into one list for your return.
Returns and warranties: find an order date or price without scrolling year by year.
HSA, FSA, or reimbursements: gather the eligible items in one place.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Amazon still offer the Order History Reports download?

No. Amazon removed its Order History Reports (CSV) page in March 2023, so you can't download a spreadsheet from your account settings anymore. You can still request your data from Amazon's privacy page, but it can take a while to arrive. OrderPro Analytics is a Chrome extension that exports your orders to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets right away.

Can I download my Amazon order history to Excel?

Yes. Install the OrderPro Analytics Chrome extension, sign in to Amazon, open Your Orders, and click Export. You get your orders in CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets. Your last 30 days export free.

Is the Amazon Order History Reporter extension still available?

Yes. Amazon Order History Reporter is a separate Chrome extension, and it is a different thing from Amazon's own Order History Reports page that was removed in 2023. OrderPro Analytics is another option that exports your orders to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets.

How far back does Amazon order history go?

Your Orders lets you filter by year, and how far back you can go depends on your account. To keep a permanent record for taxes or budgeting, export your orders to a spreadsheet.

Does OrderPro need my Amazon password?

No. You sign in to Amazon in your own browser, and the extension reads the Your Orders page you already have open. OrderPro never asks for your Amazon password.

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Amazon Order History Report: How to Download Your Orders in 2026

Want every order in one spreadsheet?

Export your Amazon orders and items in one click.

Export my Amazon orders

How to download your Amazon order history

Install the free Chrome extension.
Sign in to amazon.com in the same browser and open Your Orders.
Open the extension and click Export.
Choose CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets.

OrderPro never asks for your Amazon password.

What happened to the Amazon order history report?

Amazon used to have an Order History Reports page where you could request a CSV of your orders. Amazon removed it in March 2023, so that download is no longer in your account settings.

How to view Amazon orders on the website or app

Sign in at amazon.com or open the Amazon app.
Go to Returns & Orders (or Your Orders in the app).
Pick a year from the filter, then open an order to see its items and invoice.

What's in your export

Orders report: one row per order
Items report: one row per product
Order date and order number
Item names, quantities, prices, and totals

Why Amazon shoppers export their orders

Yearly spending: see what you really spend on Amazon in a year, and on what.
Taxes: pull business or home office purchases into one list for your return.
Returns and warranties: find an order date or price without scrolling year by year.
HSA, FSA, or reimbursements: gather the eligible items in one place.

See current plans

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Amazon still offer the Order History Reports download?

Can I download my Amazon order history to Excel?

Yes. Install the OrderPro Analytics Chrome extension, sign in to Amazon, open Your Orders, and click Export. You get your orders in CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets. Your last 30 days export free.

Is the Amazon Order History Reporter extension still available?

How far back does Amazon order history go?

Your Orders lets you filter by year, and how far back you can go depends on your account. To keep a permanent record for taxes or budgeting, export your orders to a spreadsheet.

Does OrderPro need my Amazon password?

No. You sign in to Amazon in your own browser, and the extension reads the Your Orders page you already have open. OrderPro never asks for your Amazon password.