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Filter Amazon product listings by review count, rating, best seller status, and Prime eligibility.

Amazon Product Filter helps you quickly clean up Amazon search results so you only see products that match your exact criteria. It hides low-quality listings and lets you sort the remaining results in smarter ways, saving you time on every search.

With this extension, you can filter products by minimum star rating, minimum review count, Best Seller badge, Amazon’s Choice badge, Prime eligibility, and limited time deals. Multiple filters can be active together, so you can, for example, show only Prime products with at least 4 stars and 500+ reviews. An enable/disable toggle lets you turn filtering on or off without losing your preferences, and your settings are saved automatically and applied whenever you open an Amazon search page.

For power users, Amazon Product Filter also adds advanced sorting options. You can sort visible results by rating, review count, or by a Magic Score that combines rating and review volume into a single 0–100 score to surface the most trusted products first. Price-based sorting (low-to-high or high-to-low) is also available so you can balance quality with budget.

To unlock Magic Score and price sorting, you can sign in with Google, which enables these advanced features while keeping the core filters available to everyone. The extension supports major Amazon marketplaces including amazon.com, amazon.in, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, and amazon.ca. A “Buy Me a Coffee” link in the popup offers a simple way to support ongoing development if you find the tool useful.

Amazon Product Filter runs directly in your browser, using Chrome storage to remember your choices and automatically applying them on every supported Amazon domain you visit. Recent updates have improved Amazon badge detection, fixed visual glitches like stray “Add to Cart” buttons on hidden items, and refined sorting options to focus on what actually helps you decide faster.