Export your Epic Games library and purchase history to JSON, CSV or TXT, or open it in the Library Viewer with covers and stats.
Users
1,000
+208 in 30 days
Rating
3.4 / 5
−0.97 in 30 days
Ratings
7
+2 in 30 days
Store rank
#28K
#23K among extensions
Version
1.3.0
updated 10 Oct 2026
Users
monthly, 16 months
Latest, 16 Oct 2026:1,000 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
monthly, 16 months
Latest, 16 Oct 2026:7 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About Epic Games Library Exporter
xport your complete Epic Games purchase history in one click, or open it in the free Library Viewer to browse your games with covers and stats.
Epic shows your orders only page by page. This extension reads your whole order history from your Epic Games account page and turns it into a file you can keep, sort and analyze.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Export every game and order, or only a date range
• Choose the details: game name, purchase date, price, discount, total paid, order ID, quantity, payment method, tax, gift recipient and order type
• JSON: structured orders with their games, numeric amounts and a summary
• CSV: opens in Excel and Google Sheets, with non-English game names and currency symbols shown correctly
• TXT: plain text, one line per game
• Follow real progress right on the page, with the time remaining
• If Epic is busy, it retries on its own
• Open the result in the Library Viewer with no file to save, and download it from there whenever you like
HOW TO USE
1. Go to accounts.epicgames.com/account and sign in
2. Click the extension icon
3. Choose the dates, fields and file format, then click Export library
4. Download the file, or open it in the Library Viewer
PRIVACY
• It works only when you click its icon, and only in that tab
• It reads your order history from Epic inside your browser, using the sign-in you already have
• Nothing is sent to the developer or to any server. Your data goes only to the file you download, or to the Library Viewer tab you choose to open
• Minimal permissions: no access to your browsing history and no standing access to any website
• The Library Viewer also runs in your browser. To show cover art, it looks up game names on Wikidata and Wikipedia and loads images from Steam
Privacy policy: https://refaelcohe.github.io/epic-games-Library-viewer/Privacy%20policy/Extension-privacy-policy.html
NEW IN 1.3.0
• Works again after Epic moved its account pages to accounts.epicgames.com
• The export options open in a window right on the page, with a new design and a new icon
• Live progress with time remaining, and clear messages instead of browser pop-ups
• Open your export straight in the Library Viewer
• New CSV format and a structured JSON format
• New fields: gift recipient and order type
• Order totals no longer repeat for every game in a multi-game order
• Fewer permissions
Library Viewer: https://refaelcohe.github.io/epic-games-Library-viewer/
User guide: https://refaelcohe.github.io/epic-games-Library-viewer/Exporter-User-guide.pdf
Not affiliated with Epic Games, Inc. Epic Games is a trademark of Epic Games, Inc.