See what changed on your Amazon listing. Check what went live.

Save a version of the listing first, then compare it with the live page later. Amazon Listing Compare saves the title, bullet points, description, image gallery and A+ text of the product page you have open, with the date and the selected variation. When you press Compare, it reads the page again and shows which fields changed, word by word, which stayed the same and which could not be read.

No. Amazon does not show a public history of a product page, and the extension can only compare against versions you saved yourself. Save a version now, before your next change, and you will have a record from then on.

Enter the title and bullet points you approved or submitted as an approved version, open the product page and press Check approved content. Each field is marked as matching, formatting difference only, different wording, or not checked. If the live wording matches a version you saved earlier, the extension says the previous wording is still displayed and names that version.

Amazon builds each product page from contributions by brand owners, sellers and vendors, plus its own catalogue data, and an update can take time to show. A variation can also show a different title or images from its parent. The extension shows exactly what differs on the page. It does not know why Amazon displays it, so it never guesses whether an update was rejected, delayed or overridden.

No. It reads a page only when you press a button, and it does nothing in the background. That keeps it private and free, and it means a comparison always reflects the page as you saw it at that moment.

Yes, by Amazon image reference. Each image on Amazon has an identifier in its address. The extension compares those identifiers, ignoring size versions of the same file, and reports the main image, added and removed gallery images and changes in order. It does not compare pixels, so a changed identifier is reported as "image reference changed".

It detects whether A+ content is on the page and compares its text. Layout, images and text inside images are not compared. If A+ has not loaded yet, it says so instead of reporting it as removed.

Two texts with the same words that differ only in spacing, line breaks, special spaces or how characters are encoded. They are reported separately from wording changes, so a stray double space does not look like a rewrite. Capitalisation, punctuation, numbers, units and accents always count as wording.

Yes, one variation at a time. Every variation has its own ASIN, and the extension records the selected variation with each version. If the selection changes while the page is being read, the capture is cancelled so nothing is saved under the wrong ASIN.

Yes. Export a print-ready report (save it as PDF), Markdown, CSV or JSON, and share it however you like. The report states what was captured and when. It is not an Amazon document and does not prove why or by whom something changed.

Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.de. Listing content is compared in its original language, without translation. More marketplaces will be added once they pass testing.

It is free, with no account and no paid tier. Snapshots and approved copy are stored in your own browser. Nothing is sent to Digital FRKS or anyone else, and you can export a backup or delete everything at any time.