Etsy does let you download your reviews. Review Studio is for when you need the full picture — a structured CSV with text, dates, seller replies and full-HD buyer photo links, plus review-volume research across any public shop. One click, on your computer.
| rating | body | review_date | seller_reply | picture_urls |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ★★★★★ | Exactly as described… | 2026-10-02 | Thank you! | …/full.jpg |
| ★★★★★ | Arrived early, lovely… | 2026-09-28 | So glad! | …/full.jpg |
| ★★★★☆ | Colour slightly lighter… | 2026-09-14 | Noted, thanks | — |
| ★★★★★ | Great gift, would buy… | 2026-08-30 | — | …/full.jpg |
| ★★★☆☆ | Shipping took a while… | 2026-08-11 | Apologies! | — |
Etsy does offer a reviews download — Shop Manager → Settings → Options → Download Data → Download Your Reviews — but its help article doesn't document which fields you actually get. If you're moving to your own storefront, archiving your shop history, or switching review apps, a file missing seller replies, original photo URLs or listing URLs is easy to discover too late.
The official download exists, but Etsy doesn't publish its column list. Sellers often find out after migrating that seller replies or original photo URLs aren't in the file.
Free official syncs cover active listings with written reviews. Rating-only reviews, seller replies and inactive listings quietly fall outside that scope.
Finding which listings in a shop actually get talked about means clicking through pages and counting. There's no spreadsheet at the end of it.
Export the reviews you earned as a complete CSV you control — not data locked inside a review app.
Rank any public Etsy shop's listings by review volume and read the patterns before you decide what to make next. This panel is part of Pro; the free tier covers a 40-review Standard CSV export.
Start with Etsy's own "Download Your Reviews" in Shop Manager. If you only want your active, written reviews pushed into Judge.me every week, use Judge.me's free Etsy integration. Both are the right tool for those jobs. Here's where the approaches differ.
| Judge.me free Etsy sync | Review Studio | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free (requires Judge.me) | Free tier 40 reviews · Pro one-time $39 |
| Source | Only the Etsy shop you authorise | Any public Etsy shop or listing |
| Coverage | Active listings with written reviews only | All pageable public reviews, including rating-only and inactive listings |
| Seller replies | Not imported | Exported |
| Buyer photos | Included inside the app | Full-resolution original URLs in your file |
| A file you own | No — data stays in the app | Yes — CSV on your computer |
| After sync | Can't edit, move or delete synced reviews | Your file, your rules |
| Updates | Automatic, every 7 days | Manual snapshot, whenever you need one |
| Shop research / ranking | Not supported | Bestseller ranking + CSV (Pro) |
Based on Judge.me's published Etsy integration documentation. Etsy-synced reviews are also excluded from its Google Shopping product-ratings feed. Independent comparison, not affiliated with any of the services named.
Everything runs locally in Chrome. No account, no telemetry, no review data on a server.
No account and no card for the free tier. Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.
Any shop page or product listing in Chrome. The popup reads the tab you opened.
Whole shop or this product, optionally pick sorting, speed, format and filters.
Start export, then save the file straight to your Downloads folder. That's it.
You may not need any tool at all. Here's the first-party route, plus the four things sellers most often discover are missing only after a migration.
Go to Settings → Options → Download Data. Etsy groups several exports here: orders, listings and, under "Take your data with you", Download Your Reviews.
Etsy prepares the download as a data request. Save it somewhere outside the browser's Downloads purgatory, then open it in a spreadsheet rather than assuming what's inside.
Review body and date, your seller replies, the original full-resolution buyer photo URLs, and the listing URL each review belongs to. Etsy's help article doesn't document the field list, so verify on your own shop.
If those columns are all there and you only wanted a copy, you're done — no extension needed. If you need a repeatable, filterable snapshot with a documented schema, or you want to compare review volume across public shops, that's the case Review Studio was built for. Download requests also expire, so re-generate rather than relying on an old link.
These are the literal header names the extension writes. Copy them into your import mapping before you decide whether you need anything else.
transaction_id, review_date, rating, reviewer_name, body, photo_count, picture_urls, verified_buyer, product_id, product_handle, product_title, product_url, seller_reply
Judge.me and Loox column presets ship with Pro. The free tier exports the Standard CSV above, capped at 5 pages / 40 reviews per run.
If the CSV won't import into your review app, a column looks wrong, or you're not sure which preset to use, send me the template and I'll check it — usually within 24 hours. This is also how I find the bugs worth fixing.
No. Etsy Review Studio is an independent browser extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Etsy, Inc., Shopify Inc., Judge.me or Loox.
No. All extraction and CSV generation happen locally in your browser. Records and settings are cached only in chrome.storage.local on your device and never uploaded, tracked or sold. If you activate Pro, only the license key is sent to Gumroad for verification.
Yes. Go to Shop Manager → Settings → Options → Download Data → Download Your Reviews. Try it first — for a plain copy of your own shop's data it may be all you need. Etsy's help article doesn't document the exact fields or format, so open the file and check for seller replies, original photo URLs and listing URLs. Review Studio is for when you need those fields in a predictable CSV, filters, or research across any public shop.
If you only need your own active, written reviews synced weekly into Judge.me, use it — it's the right tool. Review Studio covers what it doesn't: a complete portable CSV, seller replies, rating-only and inactive-listing reviews, a snapshot you can edit and keep, and public-shop research. It also works with Loox, or with no review app at all.
No. Public reviews are for research and category analysis. Displaying another seller's customers' feedback as your own is misleading. Review Studio is built to back up reviews you earned and to study public feedback — please keep attribution and only use reviews you are entitled to.
The extension reads public review pages from the tab you opened, with paced requests and automatic cooldowns. Use Safe mode for large shops and keep the built-in checkpoint resume on.
Email yi1260ofhust@gmail.com with the app's CSV template. We'll check the column order and tell you whether a preset is needed, usually within 24 hours.
Free tier is 40 reviews, no account needed. Export one shop today and see exactly what's in the file.
The extension reads publicly visible review pages from the Etsy tab you opened and writes a CSV to your device. Collected records and preferences are cached only in chrome.storage.local. Extraction and CSV generation happen entirely in the browser — there is no backend for review data, no account, no telemetry and no third-party analytics on this page.
If you activate Pro, only the license key is sent to Gumroad for verification. If you email support with a CSV template, that email is used solely to answer your question. Clearing the extension's local data — or removing the extension — deletes everything it stored.
Privacy questions: yi1260ofhust@gmail.com. Independent tool, not affiliated with Etsy, Shopify, Judge.me or Loox.