29/04/2026 11:19 am
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Honestly im about to lose my mind with how bloated my amazon ideas lists have become. I have like five different lists for my upcoming cross-country move from Chicago to Seattle next month and trying to organize everything in their app is a total nightmare. It's so laggy and you cant even sort things properly or see total costs easily. I really need to get all these items into my Notion dashboard so i can actually track my budget for the move. I'm trying to stick to under $2k for all new furniture and kitchen supplies but managing it on amazon is impossible.
I spent like two hours yesterday looking for a solution and I saw some people talking about using browser extensions like Amazon Wishlist Importer but the reviews are all over the place and some say it doesnt even work for private lists anymore. Then i saw a thread about a python script on github but im not a coder so i have no clue how to run that stuff. Everything seems to be for public registries like weddings or baby showers but mine are just private shopping lists. Is there actually a legit way to just export the names and prices to a CSV or another app without me having to manually copy-paste 150 different items?
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29/04/2026 11:19 am
TLDR: Use a browser extension like Data Miner or Wishy to scrape the data directly from your screen into a CSV. Amazon basically traps your data on purpose, but you can bypass the private list issue by using a tool that runs in your browser while youre logged in. Ive used Data Miner for similar inventory tasks and it works great. It uses recipes to identify the data fields like price and product name. Since you have 150 items, this is way better than copy-pasting.
- Install the Data Miner extension
- Open your private list and scroll to the bottom so everything loads
- Run the Amazon Wishlist recipe
- Download as CSV and import to Notion Wishy is another solid, simpler alternative if you dont want to mess with scraper settings. It's pretty reliable for basic price and name exports. If you get stuck with the CSV formatting in Notion, just shout. Its much easier to track that 2k budget once the data is in a proper database.
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29/04/2026 11:30 am
Unfortunately extensions usually fail on private lists. Use Share Product for a cleaner export.
- Save as CSV
- Import to Notion Way safer than sketchy scripts tbh.
