Open Your Profile, select Reviews, then view or manage each Amazon review on web or in the app.
If you want to check what you wrote, grab the rating you left last month, or update a typo, you can pull up your Amazon review history in seconds. The exact taps differ by device, but the path is the same idea: reach Your Profile, switch to the Reviews view, then open any item to read, edit, delete, or hide it.
Seeing Your Amazon Review History: Quick Steps
Use this fast path to reach your review list. Pick your device and follow the row.
| Device | Path | What You’ll See |
|---|---|---|
| Desktop Web | Amazon.com → Account & Lists → Your Profile → Reviews | All past product reviews with rating, date, and more |
| iPhone (Amazon app) | Open app → Me (profile icon) → Your Account → Profile → Reviews | Your review feed with edit/delete options per item |
| Android (Amazon app) | Open app → Me (profile icon) → Your Account → Profile → Reviews | Same controls as iPhone, plus shareable profile link |
On any device, your review controls live with each entry. Amazon’s help page for Edit Your Reviews explains the same flow: reach Your Profile, open a review, then choose to edit or delete it. Amazon also lets you tune what others can see on your public page from the privacy settings.
Step-By-Step On Desktop (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari)
- Sign in at Amazon.com.
- Hover over Account & Lists, then click Your Account.
- Open Your Profile.
- Switch to the Reviews view to load your full list.
- Click any review card to read it in full. Use the three-dot menu on that card to edit or delete.
If you prefer a link in your bookmarks bar, open Your Profile and save that page; it will always land on your profile with the Reviews tab one click away. If you need to change what’s public, Amazon’s page for editing your profile shows the exact toggles for profile visibility.
Step-By-Step On iPhone
- Open the Amazon app and sign in.
- Tap Me (bottom bar).
- Tap Your Account → Profile.
- Tap Reviews to load your list.
- Open any review and use the three-dot menu to edit or delete.
Tip: if you use multiple accounts on the same phone, confirm the right one is active. In the app, go to Settings → Switch Accounts to swap accounts before checking your reviews.
Step-By-Step On Android
- Open the Amazon app and sign in.
- Tap Me on the bottom bar.
- Tap Your Account → Profile.
- Open Reviews.
- Tap a review → three-dot menu → pick Edit review or Delete review.
After you make a change, the updated text appears on the product page as well as on your profile.
What You Can Do With Each Review
Every review card gives you a small menu with core actions. Here’s what each one does and when to use it.
Edit
Fix a typo, add photos, or update your take after more use. Amazon’s help doc on editing or deleting a review confirms you can change text, media, and rating, then resubmit.
Delete
Remove the review entirely. This pulls it from the product page and your profile.
Hide On Profile
Keep the review on the product page while hiding it from your public profile. This option appears in many regions; Amazon lists it under the overflow menu in some country help pages.
Privacy, Visibility, And Your Public Page
Your profile has controls for public name, avatar, and what sections appear to others. Head to Your Profile → Edit your profile → Edit privacy settings. The official instructions live here: privacy settings. Use these switches to show or hide your activity cards, wish lists, and more.
Find Your Shareable Profile Link
Many shoppers like to share a link to their public page so friends or brands can read their reviews in one spot. You can copy the URL from the address bar when you’re on Your Profile. If you want a short link, use any trusted shortener on your site or social pages. Business Insider’s explainer on the account URL describes how that public page includes your review feed.
Why A Review Might Be Missing
Now and then a review doesn’t show up where you expect. Common causes:
- Wrong account active. If you shop with more than one login, switch accounts, then check again.
- Draft never submitted. If you closed the window before submitting, it won’t post.
- Policy filters. Reviews that break site rules can be held back or removed. Amazon’s page on reviews and ratings outlines screening steps, including the use of signals like Verified Purchase.
- Profile privacy. Your profile can hide sections. Check the visibility switches under Edit privacy settings.
Edit Versus Delete: Pick The Right Move
Not sure which option to use? Use this quick picker to decide.
| Action | Best For | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Edit | Typos, updated experience, adding photos | Keeps the same review ID; replaces text/media |
| Delete | Wrong product, posted by mistake | Removes from product page and your profile |
| Hide On Profile | Keep it on the product page but not on your public page | Still visible on the product page; hidden from your profile |
Mobile Tips That Save Time
- Add Your Profile To Home Screen: In your mobile browser, open Your Profile, then use “Add to Home Screen” for one-tap access to Reviews.
- Use The Share Sheet: When you open a review on your phone, tap Share to send a direct link to a friend or brand rep.
- Switch Accounts Quickly: In the app, go to Settings → Switch Accounts to jump to the login that holds the review you want.
What Counts As A Compliant Review
Amazon wants reviews to help buyers pick the right product. The page on Customer Reviews outlines the basics, and the full rule set appears under Amazon review rules. Quick takeaways:
- No paid or compensated reviews outside approved programs.
- No personal info or off-site promos in your text.
- Stick to product experience, not shipping or seller service.
If a post gets pulled, tidy the text, remove any off-limits bits, and resubmit from your review list.
Clear, Helpful Review Format
A clean structure makes your feedback easier to read and less likely to be flagged. This simple template works well:
- Headline: One short line that matches your rating.
- Use Case: How you’re using the item (size, room, time frame).
- Pros: Two or three points that matter.
- Trade-offs: Any quirks or limits someone should expect.
- Bottom Line: Who will like it most.
Troubleshooting: Can’t Edit Or Delete?
Run through these checks:
- Region Mismatch: If you bought on a different country site, open that country’s Amazon, then repeat the steps.
- App Out of Date: Update the Amazon Shopping app, then try again.
- Connection: Reviews may lag on spotty networks. Reload on Wi-Fi.
- Policy Limits: If a post breaks site rules, edit may be restricted. Use the guide for Customer Reviews to adjust wording and resubmit.
Quick Reference Checklist
- Open Your Profile on web or app.
- Switch to the Reviews view.
- Open the review card you need.
- Use the three-dot menu to edit, delete, or hide.
- Set profile visibility under Edit privacy settings.
- Share your profile link if you want others to read your full list.
FAQs Not Needed—Here’s The Straight Answer Again
To view your Amazon review list, reach Your Profile and choose Reviews. From there, open any review to read it in full, edit text or rating, delete it, or hide it from your public page. For the official wording, Amazon’s pages on editing reviews and privacy settings cover every step.