On Amazon, open Your Profile in Account settings to see all your reviews, then select any item to read, edit, or delete.
If you’ve posted ratings or comments on products, there’s a single hub where they live. This guide shows the quickest paths on phone and desktop, how to copy a direct link to one post, and what to try when a review seems missing. You’ll also learn the difference between product reviews, seller feedback, and star-only ratings so you always open the right screen.
Ways To See Your Amazon Review History
Every account has a public profile. That page lists your Community activity, including written reviews, photos, and videos. You can reach it from the app menu or the website header. Use the paths below and you’ll land on the correct tab in seconds.
| Where You’re Signed In | Menu Path | What You’ll See |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone Or Android App | ☰ Menu → Your Stuff → Your Profile | Your public profile with Reviews, Photos, Videos, and other activity |
| Mobile Browser | Account → Your Profile | Same profile view; use the Reviews filter to list your posts |
| Desktop Site | Accounts & Lists → Account → Profile | Profile page with Community activity; click Reviews to filter |
Quick Steps On Phone
Open the app. Tap the menu icon. Tap Your Stuff, then Your Profile. Scroll to Community activity and tap Reviews. Your posts appear with the newest first. Tap any item to open your text, photos, or video. Use the three-dot menu on a post to edit or remove it when that option shows.
Quick Steps On Desktop
Go to the site and sign in. Under Accounts & Lists, pick Account, then click Profile. On the profile page, switch to the Reviews tab. Click a product tile to jump to your write-up on that item’s detail page. If you want a direct link, copy the address bar while your comment is visible.
Close Variant: Viewing Amazon Reviews You Wrote (With Tips)
If you need a refresher after a break, use this wording in your head: open the profile tied to your login, then filter for Reviews. That phrasing works across devices because the profile is consistent while menu names can shift a bit over time.
Edit Or Delete A Post
Maybe a product update changed your view, or you spotted a typo. You can edit or remove your text from the same place where you found it. Open the post and look for an Edit link or a three-dot menu. On some screens the control sits near the top of your post, on others it appears under the body text. If you want the platform’s exact language, see Amazon’s help page on editing or deleting reviews.
Share A Single Review Link
Brands or friends sometimes ask for a direct link to one comment. The safest method is to visit the product page, scroll to your write-up, click the date or the title of your post, and then copy the address bar. On mobile, open the share icon on that post and pick Copy Link. If you can’t see your text on the product page yet, it may still be pending moderation. In that case, wait for the post to appear on the detail page before you share a link.
What Your Profile Shows And Hides
Your profile is public by default, but it doesn’t show orders or payment details. It lists display name, bio if you added one, badges, and Community activity like reviews, photos, and videos. Wish lists and registries have their own visibility controls. If you want a lower footprint, trim the bio, switch list visibility, or use a neutral display name.
Filtering And Sorting Your Own Reviews
When you have dozens of posts, filters save time. On desktop, the Reviews tab often exposes a search box. Try product name, model number, or a phrase you wrote. On product pages, the review section can sort by Most Recent, Top Reviews, or Most Helpful. If you added photos or video, use the With media toggle to surface your content fast.
Where People Get Confused
The platform uses several feedback lanes. Product reviews live on product pages and on your profile. Seller feedback sits in orders and affects storefront reputation, not a single item. Star-only taps are quick ratings that may not appear on your profile unless you add text or media. If you look in one lane while your action sits in another, it’ll feel missing.
Product Reviews Versus Seller Feedback
When you review a toaster, you’re rating the toaster. When you leave storefront feedback, you’re rating shipping or service. That second type appears in Your Orders and on the seller’s page. It doesn’t show under your product review list. Keep them separate in your head and you’ll land in the right record each time.
Why A Review Might Not Show Up
Two common reasons cause delays. First, moderation can hold a post for a while. Second, the text might break a posting rule. Content that promotes coupons, off-site links, or personal info can be declined. Star-only taps can also look invisible on your profile until you add text or images. If your post appears on the product page but not on the profile tab, refresh and try the Reviews filter again.
Tips To Find An Older Post Fast
Use the search box on your profile if it’s available in your region. Try the product name, model, or a unique phrase you used. No luck? Go to the product page and sort the review section by Most Recent or by With media to surface your photo or video. If you posted months ago, switch the sort to Most Helpful and scan the first few pages.
How To Keep Your Profile Clean
That page is your public face on the site. You can adjust the profile photo, bio, and list visibility from the profile screen. If you want a tidy look, remove off-topic comments and trim photos that no longer add context. A clean profile helps you find past posts quickly and helps other buyers read your history without noise.
Share Your Public Profile URL
If you prefer to share a single link that points to all of your activity, copy your public profile URL. Open the profile page, click the address bar, and copy. On mobile, use the share icon from that page. Anyone with that link can see your display name and public activity, but not your orders or private info. If you want tighter control, change your display name and adjust list visibility first.
Steps For Sellers Who Need Product Review Access
If you manage a brand on the marketplace, use the Customer Reviews tool in Seller Central. It lists new comments on your catalog, lets you filter by star range, and provides contact options where policy allows. You can reach it from Brands in the left menu. The listing view is different from buyer profiles, but the goal is the same: spot insights and reply when a polite message can fix a problem. The official entry point sits here: Customer Reviews tool.
Notifications And Smart Filters For Sellers
Set a daily habit to scan new comments. Filter by one or two stars to spot product issues fast. Read three-star notes for practical ideas, then tag items for follow-up. When a comment points to a defect or a missing part, open a case with your supplier and update the listing text to set clear expectations. Keep messages short and helpful when the tool allows contact.
Troubleshooting Checklist
Still can’t reach your review history? Try these moves in order:
- Confirm you’re signed in to the correct account. Many families share one device.
- Switch from the app to a browser, or the other way around.
- Clear cache and cookies, then sign in again.
- Open a product page you remember and search within the review section for your display name.
- Check whether the post includes text. Star-only taps can be hard to surface later.
- Trim content that might trigger moderation, then re-post with neutral wording.
Common Tasks You Can Do From The Same Screen
Once you’re on the profile page, you can handle several handy chores from one place. That cuts down the number of taps the next time you need to manage your content.
Update Photos Or Video
Open a post with images. You can remove an old upload and add a new one where the edit link shows. Clear, well-lit photos help other buyers and help you spot wear or updates when you revisit the item later.
Fix A Rating Or Title
If your view changes after weeks of use, tweak the star count or the title line to match real-world results. Short, specific titles help other shoppers skim fast.
Answer Follow-Up Questions
Shoppers can ask questions on product pages. If someone tags you, you’ll see a prompt. Open the product page and reply in plain language. Keep it short and stick to firsthand use. That keeps your profile steady and useful.
Quick Reference: What Lives Where
Use this chart when you’re unsure which page to open for a task.
| Item Type | Where To View | Can You Edit? |
|---|---|---|
| Written Product Review | Your Profile → Reviews; product detail page | Yes, edit or delete on your post |
| Star-Only Rating | Product detail page; may not list on profile | No, add text to turn it into a review |
| Seller Feedback | Your Orders → Seller feedback; seller’s storefront | Yes, within the policy window |
If A Product Page Moved Or Merged
Catalog updates can shift where your write-up lives. If a listing merges with a new variant, your post can appear under a parent page or a different color size. Search the model string, then check the All formats or All sizes area and reopen the review section. When you find it, copy the link so you can reach the same spot next time.
Safety And Policy Notes
Keep reviews about product use. Skip pricing complaints, support tickets, or links to outside stores. Don’t post private info. If a brand offers a perk in exchange for praise, pass. That can break platform rules and local law. If you join a sampling program, disclose it when the system prompts you. Clear, honest notes help buyers and keep your account in good shape.
Pro Tips For Power Users
Tag model numbers in your text so you can find them with the browser search bar later. Add a line about months of use so readers grasp durability. If you post photos, include one shot next to a common object for scale. When you update a review, add a short date stamp at the top so readers know what changed. Keep each post short and direct, and you’ll build a tidy record that’s easy to scan.
Recap: Fast Paths That Work
On phone, use Menu → Your Stuff → Your Profile → Reviews. On desktop, use Accounts & Lists → Account → Profile → Reviews. When you need to change wording, use the edit link on the post. When you need the seller view, open the Customer Reviews tool in Seller Central. With these moves, you’ll find your posts fast and keep them tidy.