On Amazon, open Your Profile to view every review you’ve posted, then filter under Community activity.
Finding past product feedback shouldn’t feel like a scavenger hunt. The fastest path is your public profile, which surfaces every star rating and comment you’ve shared. This step-by-step playbook covers desktop, mobile apps, regional sites, privacy controls, and cleanup tips so you can reach your words in a few taps and manage them with confidence.
Find Your Reviews On A Computer
Use any web browser while signed in to your buyer account. These routes land on the same destination—your profile page with a feed of community activity that includes posted ratings, text, photos, and videos.
Method A: Direct Link To Your Profile
Enter amazon.com/gp/profile (switch to your local domain, such as amazon.co.uk or amazon.de, if needed). Your profile opens with tabs or sections for posts, photos, and reviews. Scroll to the Community activity area to see everything you’ve written. If the page prompts you to set a Public Name, pick one; that label sits on your review cards.
Method B: Through The Account Menu
Hover over Accounts & Lists → select Account → under shopping preferences, open Profile. Your reviews appear with filters and a sort toggle. Use the search field on that page to jump to a product or phrase you remember.
Quick Paths Compared
This table summarizes common routes to your review history and how fast each one is.
| Method | Where To Click/Tap | Speed |
|---|---|---|
| Direct URL | /gp/profile on your Amazon region |
Fastest |
| Account Menu | Accounts & Lists → Account → Profile | Fast |
| Order Details | Your Orders → product page → review link | Slower |
See Your Reviews In The Amazon App
iPhone and Android follow the same flow. Make sure you’re signed in to the right marketplace account, especially if you shop in more than one region.
Steps On iOS And Android
- Open the ☰ menu or your profile icon.
- Tap Your Account.
- Tap Profile. Your Public Name appears at the top.
- Scroll to Community activity to browse posted reviews, star ratings, photos, and videos.
- Tap any review to open it, then use the three-dot menu to edit or delete when available.
Tip For Regional Storefronts
If you shop on a country site (.co.uk, .de, .ca, .in, and so on), the app routes to that region’s profile once signed in. Menu labels can vary slightly by locale, but the Profile label stays consistent.
Edit Or Remove A Review You Wrote
You control your posted feedback. Open the item in your activity feed, tap the three-dot menu on the review card, then choose Edit review or Delete review. Edits take you back to the review form; deletions ask for confirmation and remove the entry within minutes. If those options are missing, that review may be under moderation or you’re viewing a different account.
Amazon documents these controls on official help pages: see the guidance for editing or deleting a review and the page for editing your profile. Both pages outline where the edit and privacy settings live inside Your Profile.
What You’ll See On Your Review Cards
Each entry shows your star rating, headline, body text, media, and timestamps. The elements below explain what’s visible to others and what you can change later.
| Element | What It Shows | Can You Change It? |
|---|---|---|
| Public Name | The name attached to your community activity | Yes — update via Profile |
| Star Rating | 1–5 stars | Yes — edit review |
| Text & Media | Headline, body, photos, videos | Yes — edit review |
| Verified Purchase | Badge when review links to an order | No — system applied |
| Helpful Votes | Community signals on usefulness | No — read-only |
| Visibility | Public or hidden profile fields | Yes — privacy settings |
Share Your Review Page
Your profile has a unique URL you can share with friends, brands, or support agents. On desktop, copy the address bar while on your profile. In the app, use the share icon on your profile header if it appears; if not, open the same page in a mobile browser and copy the link there.
Filter And Search Your Past Feedback
When the list grows long, quick filters save time. Try these moves to jump straight to the post you need:
- Keyword search: Use the search field on the profile page and enter a product name or a phrase from your headline.
- Date sort: Switch between newest and oldest first to narrow to a time window.
- Media only: Show only reviews with photos or videos to track visual posts.
- Star range: Narrow to low or high ratings to revisit items you praised or flagged.
Map Of Where Reviews Live
On The Profile Page
This is the hub. It aggregates ratings, written text, images, and badges in one scrolling feed. Edit and delete actions sit on each review card and reflect back to the product page after you save.
On Product Pages
Your review also appears under the product’s dedicated reviews page. To reach it, open the item, tap the star rating near the title, and use the search field to find your Public Name. Clicking your headline there opens the full card with edit options when you’re logged in.
From The Orders List
Open Your Orders, choose an item you reviewed, and select the link under the product tile that takes you to your posted text or to the review form. This route is handy when you remember the purchase date more than the item name.
Privacy Controls For Your Profile
Your review content is public by design, but you can tune what else appears on the page. Open the privacy controls from the profile screen to hide wish lists, following lists, or other fields while leaving your review history visible. You can also change your Public Name if you’d rather not display your legal name next to posted feedback.
Troubleshooting When Reviews Don’t Show Up
You’re In The Wrong Account
Many shoppers keep separate logins for different regions or family members. Sign out, sign back in to the account that placed the order, then open the profile page again.
The Review Is Under Moderation
New posts can be delayed. If a review is pending or removed for guideline reasons, it won’t appear until cleared. The help page linked above explains common content limits and the steps to fix issues.
The Product Listing Merged
Sometimes items share a review pool across color or size variations. If your text looks missing, open the product’s review page and search your Public Name. You may find it filed under the combined listing.
Your Profile Has Private Fields
Hiding certain profile sections won’t erase reviews, but it can make the page look sparse. Toggle visibility to confirm nothing you want shown is hidden, then refresh the page.
Different Marketplace
Reviews live on the marketplace where you posted them. If you wrote on .co.uk, opening .com won’t show those entries. Switch the country site and repeat the steps above.
Desktop Shortcuts That Save Time
- Bookmark your profile: Save the profile URL to your browser bar for one-click access any time you want to update or share.
- Use site search: Type “profile” into the Amazon search box and click the direct link suggestion when it appears under the search field.
- Jump from orders: Open Your Orders, pick an item you reviewed, then click your posted headline; it jumps straight to your review card.
Mobile Tips For Heavy Reviewers
If you post often from your phone, pin the app to your home row and keep photos or clips ready in an album named “Reviews.” Draft long text in Notes first to prevent accidental loss, then paste it into the app. Spot a typo later? Use the profile feed, open the item, and edit in place. When you need a quick link, switch to a browser, open your profile, and copy the URL from the address bar.
What Others See On Your Page
Visitors can read your feedback, view media you attached, and tap through to product pages. They can also follow your profile in places where Amazon shows a follow button. That action doesn’t expose order numbers or sensitive details—only public contributions tied to your Public Name.
Keep Your Review History Healthy
Over time, tidy up outdated comments and fix broken images. Refresh older posts when your opinion changes after long-term use. Keep your Public Name consistent across regions so people can find you. Skip personal info inside review text since that appears on your public page.
Advanced Notes For Power Users
Sorting And Skimming Faster
When you’re hunting a specific post, sort by newest first and scroll to the month you remember. Pair that with a quick keyword search on the page to zero in on a product line or model number.
Media-Forward Browsing
If you tend to post photos or clips, filter to visual posts. This slices the feed to only entries with media, which makes it easy to copy links for social or support tickets.
Regional Consistency
Use the same Public Name on each country site to keep your presence easy to locate. If you rebrand, update each region so search results line up.
Snapshot: Why The Profile Route Works Best
Amazon centralizes contributions on one page. That page ties together your ratings, written text, images, badges, and helpful votes, which makes it the most reliable single view of your history. Whether you reached it by menu or direct URL, the feed is the same, and edits made there roll back to each product page where the review appears.