Amazon Wishlist Downloader and CSV Analysis Template

Free workflow and template

Turn a public or properly shared Amazon wishlist into a clean product file without handing your account password to an unknown service.

Rocket Source does not access private wishlists or bypass Amazon privacy settings. This page gives you a safe template and a practical workflow for data you are allowed to use.

Download the CSV template Open the Google Sheets guide

A seller-ready wishlist template

The template keeps source fields separate from the costs and review decisions you add later. Use one row for each exact product variant.

Product title and Amazon URL
ASIN or barcode
Variant and quantity
Displayed price
Your acquisition and handling costs
Notes and review status

From wishlist to product shortlist

1. Copy or export the permitted list data

Work only with a public list, a list shared with you, or your own list. Preserve the product URL, identifier, variant, and quantity.

2. Clean the spreadsheet

Remove duplicates and navigation text. Format barcode columns as text and confirm a sample of product links before analysis.

3. Add real seller costs

Replace the consumer-facing displayed price with your actual acquisition cost, inbound shipping, preparation, and other unit costs.

4. Match and analyze the products

Upload the CSV or Excel file, match identifiers to listings, calculate profit and ROI, and review pricing and restrictions consistently.

5. Export only the rows worth deeper research

Treat passing products as a shortlist. Validate the supplier, listing, condition, demand, safety, and selling permission before ordering.

Rocket Source accepts structured CSV and Excel files, including the cleaned file created from this template.

Uploading a wishlist CSV into Rocket Source — Rocket Source accepts structured CSV and Excel files, including the cleaned file created from this template.

Bulk listing matching connects each source identifier with an Amazon product for further validation.

Amazon products matched in Rocket Source — Bulk listing matching connects each source identifier with an Amazon product for further validation.

Use actual acquisition and handling costs instead of treating a wishlist's displayed retail price as your cost.

Profit and cost calculation for an Amazon product — Use actual acquisition and handling costs instead of treating a wishlist's displayed retail price as your cost.

Keep the source URL, supplier reference, cost, and notes attached to each product throughout the review.

Supplier and source details for an analyzed product — Keep the source URL, supplier reference, cost, and notes attached to each product throughout the review.

A configurable price basis helps pressure-test margin against a more conservative selling-price assumption.

Selecting a price basis for a conservative Amazon profit calculation — A configurable price basis helps pressure-test margin against a more conservative selling-price assumption.

Continue the workflow

Ready to analyze more than a few products?

Upload the cleaned file to Rocket Source and apply the same matching, cost, profit, ROI, pricing, and risk checks across the whole list.

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Amazon wishlist export questions

Does Amazon provide a wishlist download button?

Amazon does not provide one consistent download button across every wishlist and marketplace experience. Short lists can be copied manually; longer public lists may require a trusted browser-supported export method.

Can Rocket Source download a private Amazon wishlist?

No. Rocket Source does not access private wishlists or ask for your Amazon password. It analyzes structured CSV or Excel product files that you prepare from data you are allowed to use.

Is a wishlist enough to decide what to resell?

No. A wishlist is an idea source. You still need to validate the exact listing, acquisition costs, fees, selling permission, price stability, demand, product safety, and supplier.