How do I extract reviews from G2 using the Chrome extension?

Simply install our G2 Review Extractor Chrome extension, visit any G2 product page, click the extension icon, and select your export format (CSV or Excel). The extension will automatically extract all visible reviews with ratings, dates, and reviewer information.

Can I extract reviews from Trustpilot with the Chrome extension?

Yes! Our Trustpilot Review Extractor Chrome extension works on any Trustpilot business page. Just install the extension, navigate to the business page you want to analyze, and click the extension to export all reviews to CSV or Excel format.

What data is included in the exported reviews?

Our Chrome extensions extract comprehensive review data including: star ratings, review text, review dates, reviewer names, reviewer titles, company information, and helpfulness scores. All data is exported in a clean CSV or Excel format ready for analysis.

How many reviews can I extract at once?

Our Chrome extensions can extract thousands of reviews in a single operation. The exact number depends on the platform and page structure, but we've successfully extracted over 10,000 reviews from a single G2 product page in under 5 minutes.

Do I need any technical knowledge to use these Chrome extensions?

No technical knowledge required! Our Chrome extensions are designed for business users, market researchers, and data analysts. Simply install the extension, visit the review page, and click one button to export all reviews. No coding or technical setup needed.

Export Amazon Product Reviews to CSV/Excel: Step-by-Step Tutorial

Amazon product reviews are essential for e-commerce sellers, product researchers, and market analysts. Here's how to export them quickly and accurately to CSV or Excel format for comprehensive analysis.

Fastest path: use the Amazon Review Extractor Chrome extensionto grab ratings, verified purchase badges, helpful votes, dates, and full review text in seconds.

What We Export from Amazon

Rating (1–5) - Star ratings from each review
Review date - When the review was posted
Reviewer name - Who wrote the review
Full review text - Complete review content including title
Product name & URL - Which product was reviewed
Verified purchase status - Whether the reviewer actually bought the product
Helpful votes - How many people found the review helpful

Method 1: Manual Copy (Not recommended at scale)

1Open an Amazon product page.
2Scroll to the Reviews section.
3Manually copy each review's rating, date, text, and reviewer name.
4Paste into Excel/Sheets.
5Repeat across pages and filters.

Downsides: Extremely slow, error-prone, and you'll miss verified purchase badges and helpful vote counts.

Method 2: One-Click Export (Recommended)

1. Install the Amazon Review Extractor (Chrome Web Store).

Get the extension from the Chrome Web Store.

Chrome Web Store page for Amazon Review Extractor

2. Open any Amazon product page

Navigate to the product you want to analyze. You can apply filters (e.g., verified purchases only, star rating, date range) before exporting if needed.

3. Click the extension → choose CSV or Excel → Start

The extension will automatically scroll through all review pages, extract all available data including verified purchase status and helpful votes, and build the file locally in your browser.

4. Download your file

You'll get amazon_reviews_<product>_<YYYY-MM-DD>.csv or .xlsx.

Sample CSV Header

rating,date,reviewer_name,review_title,review_text,product,product_url,verified_purchase,helpful_votes

Clean & Analyze the Data

• Filter by verified purchases to focus on authentic customer feedback.
• Create sentiment buckets from star ratings (1–2 negative, 3 neutral, 4–5 positive).
• Sort by helpful votes to identify the most impactful reviews.
• Track trends over time: month-over-month changes in ratings and sentiment.
• Compare products: export multiple products and compare ratings, common complaints, and feature requests.

Excel/Sheets Quick Wins

Filter to verified purchases only to analyze authentic customer experiences.
Use SORT by helpful_votes to prioritize the most useful reviews.
Create pivot tables to analyze rating distribution by date, product variant, or reviewer segment.

What people typically use exported Amazon reviews for

Product research – Understand what customers love and hate about products
Competitor analysis – Compare your product's reviews against competitors
Quality improvement – Identify common complaints and feature requests
Market research – Analyze trends and customer sentiment in your category
Reputation monitoring – Track your own product's review trends over time

Compliance & Best Practices

• Respect Amazon's Terms of Service and robots.txt guidelines.
• Use the data for legitimate business analysis and research purposes only.
• Avoid publishing personal data without consent.
• Don't use reviews for spam or manipulation – focus on genuine analysis.

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FAQ

Can I filter which reviews get exported?

Yes—set filters on Amazon first (verified purchases, star rating, date range), then export. The extension respects whatever filters are active.

Does it handle pagination automatically?

Yes, the extension automatically scrolls through all review pages to collect the complete set.

How many reviews can I export?

Thousands, depending on the product and available reviews. The extension handles large datasets efficiently.

Does it export verified purchase badges?

Yes, the extension captures verified purchase status, helpful votes, and all other metadata available on the page.