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How to Export Products from Amazon Seller (2026 Guide)

Follow these steps to export your Amazon Seller products as a CSV file. Once exported, you can use any of our converter tools to transform the data for your target system.

Export Steps

1

Log in to Amazon Seller Central

Open sellercentral.amazon.com in your browser and sign in with your seller account credentials. Complete any two-factor authentication if prompted. Ensure you are viewing the correct marketplace for the product listings you want to export.

Amazon Seller Central homepage dashboard showing navigation bar with Inventory, Pricing, Orders, Advertising, Reports, and Performance menus
The Seller Central dashboard after logging in, with the top navigation bar visible.
2

Open the Inventory Reports page

Click the hamburger menu icon in the upper-left corner of the page, or hover over the 'Inventory' menu in the top navigation bar. From the dropdown or side menu, select 'Inventory Reports'. This page provides access to all listing and inventory report types.

Amazon Seller Central side navigation with Inventory menu expanded showing Manage Inventory, Manage FBA Inventory, Add Products via Upload, Inventory Reports, and other options
Expand the Inventory menu and select Inventory Reports from the list.
3

Select the All Listings Report type

On the Inventory Reports page, locate the report type dropdown near the top of the page. Select 'All Listings Report' from the dropdown menu. This report includes every product in your catalog regardless of whether it is active or inactive.

Tip: If you need more detailed product data including bullet points, keywords, and brand information, choose the 'Category Listings Report' instead. The All Listings Report provides a broader but less detailed overview.
Amazon Seller Central Inventory Reports page showing Select Report Type dropdown expanded with options including Active Listings Report, All Listings Report, and other report types
Select 'All Listings Report' from the report type dropdown menu.
4

Customize report columns (optional)

For the custom inventory report option, you can add or remove columns before generating the file. Available attributes are listed on the right side of the page, and included attributes appear on the left. Drag columns between the two lists to customize which data fields appear in your export.

Amazon Seller Central Inventory Reports attribute customization panel with Available Attributes on the left, Add and Remove buttons in the center, and Selected Attributes on the right
Use the Add and Remove buttons to customize which columns appear in your report.
5

Request the report

Click the yellow 'Request Report' button to start generating the file. The report will be queued for processing. Generation time depends on the size of your catalog and typically ranges from a few seconds for small inventories to 15-45 minutes for large catalogs with thousands of SKUs.

Amazon Seller Central Inventory Reports page showing the Request Report button and the Check Report Status and Download section below
Click Request Report and wait for the report to be generated in the section below.
6

Check report status and download

Scroll down to the 'Check Report Status & Download' section on the same page. When the report status shows 'Ready', click the 'Download' button to save the file to your computer. The file downloads as a tab-delimited text file (.txt) by default.

Warning: If the report takes longer than expected, refresh the page periodically to check for updated status. Do not request the same report multiple times as this can slow down processing.
7

Convert to CSV format

Open the downloaded .txt file in Excel or Google Sheets. When prompted for import settings, choose 'Tab' as the delimiter. Review the data to confirm all expected products and columns are present. Then save the file as CSV by going to File > Save As and selecting 'CSV (Comma delimited)' from the format options.

Tip: The All Listings Report only includes the main product image URL. If you need additional image URLs or product dimensions, you will need to use the Amazon SP-API or the Category Listings Report for supplementary data.

Required Products Fields

Field Type Description Example
seller-sku Text Seller's stock keeping unit (unique identifier) SHIRT-BLU-001
item-name Text Product title displayed to customers Blue Cotton T-Shirt
price Currency Current selling price 29.99
quantity Number Available stock quantity 100

Your Amazon Seller export must include these fields for successful conversion.

Next Step Once you have exported your products, use one of the converter tools below to transform your file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Amazon Seller exports products as a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file, which can be opened in Excel or Google Sheets.
The file is usually downloaded to your browser's default Downloads folder. Check your Downloads folder or look for the download notification.