JSON, CSV or text
Structured JSON with totals per currency and year, a CSV that opens in Excel or Google Sheets, or plain text.
Export your complete Epic Games purchase history, with every game, date and price, or open it straight in the Library Viewer. Epic doesn't offer this anywhere on its website.
Three steps, all inside your browser.
Everything you need to keep your own record of your library.
Structured JSON with totals per currency and year, a CSV that opens in Excel or Google Sheets, or plain text.
Game name, date, price, discount, total, tax, order ID, quantity, payment method, gift recipient and order type.
Export everything, or only the purchases from a period you choose.
A progress bar that follows Epic's real pace, with the time remaining. It retries on its own if Epic is busy.
See your games with covers, stats and full order details in one click, with no file to save or upload.
Works in Google Chrome, and in Chromium-based browsers that can install extensions from the Chrome Web Store, such as Edge, Brave and Opera.
Hi, I'm Refael, a technology enthusiast who builds small, useful apps. I'm a big fan of design, podcasts and user interfaces.
This extension was born out of necessity. I wanted to see the list of games I've bought over the years on the Epic Games Store, but Epic doesn't show that list online; you only get it by installing their launcher. Well, not anymore.
This extension is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Epic Games. Epic Games and related trademarks are the property of Epic Games, Inc.
It is provided "as is" for personal use, and users are responsible for how they use it.