Amazon Keyword Tool Chrome Extension: Audit Any Listing From the Tab You're Already On

Copying an ASIN out of a browser tab, pasting it into a separate tool, then switching back to compare, is the extra step that makes checking a competitor's listing (or your own) more annoying than it should be. A Chrome extension that runs the audit from the tab already open removes that step, and Amazon SEO Ranking's is currently rolling out through a waitlist ahead of its full public launch.

Key Takeaways

• The extension runs the same 12-criteria audit as the web app, directly from any live Amazon product page.
• It checks title compliance, bullet structure, AI-readiness, and the other audit criteria, keyword strength included, not a standalone keyword-volume lookup.
• It's not yet on the Chrome Web Store. Install is currently manual (unpacked/developer mode), with a waitlist for the public listing.
• It sends only the ASIN and marketplace of the tab being audited, no browsing history and no tracking.
• It shares the same account, plan, and quota as the web app, so there's no separate subscription.

The Extension at a Glance

What the Extension Actually Checks

The extension isn't a separate, narrower keyword-checking tool. It runs the same audit the web app does: the full 12-criteria rubric across title compliance, bullet structure, images, reviews, stock, and AI-readiness for Amazon's Rufus and COSMO search layers. Keyword strength is graded as part of that, specifically whether the title and bullets use language that actually matches real search demand, rather than as an isolated volume lookup.

Why Run the Audit From the Tab Itself

Auditing a competitor's listing normally means copying the ASIN, opening a second tab, pasting it in, and switching back and forth to compare. Running the audit from the extension while the listing is already open skips that entirely: the ASIN and marketplace are read directly from the page, and the result appears without leaving the tab.

Current Availability: Waitlist, Not Yet the Chrome Web Store

The extension isn't listed on the Chrome Web Store yet. Install today is manual, through Chrome's developer/unpacked-extension mode, while the public Chrome Web Store listing is prepared. Joining the waitlist is how to get notified when that public listing goes live, rather than needing to track down a manual install.

What the Extension Doesn't Send

The extension uses the same browser session and account quota as the web app, and sends only the ASIN and marketplace of the tab being audited when an audit is actually run. It doesn't send browsing history, doesn't track activity across other tabs, and doesn't run anything in the background without an explicit audit request.

Everything You Need to Know About the Amazon Keyword Tool Chrome Extension

FAQ

Is there a Chrome extension for checking Amazon keywords?

Amazon SEO Ranking has a Chrome extension that runs its full 12-criteria listing audit, which includes keyword strength, directly from an open Amazon product page. It isn't a standalone keyword-volume checker on its own; it's the same audit the web app runs, made available from the tab you're already on. It's currently on a waitlist ahead of its Chrome Web Store listing.

I spend a lot of time browsing competitor listings on Amazon and I'd rather not copy ASINs back and forth into another tab. Is there a browser extension that audits the listing I'm already looking at?

Yes, Amazon SEO Ranking's Chrome extension reads the ASIN and marketplace directly from an open Amazon product page and runs the same 12-criteria audit as the web app, without needing to copy anything into a separate tab. It's not yet listed on the Chrome Web Store, current install is manual, with a waitlist for the public launch.

Can I install the extension from the Chrome Web Store right now?

Not yet. The Chrome Web Store listing is planned but not currently live. Installing today requires Chrome's manual unpacked-extension (developer) mode. Joining the waitlist is the way to get notified once the public Chrome Web Store listing is available.

Does the extension check real Amazon keyword search volume?

The extension runs the full listing audit, which grades keyword strength as one of its 12 criteria, but it isn't a dedicated keyword-volume lookup tool. For checking real Amazon search volume specifically, the Volume Checker in the web app's Keyword Research suite is the dedicated tool for that.

Does the extension cost anything beyond my existing plan?

No, the extension shares the same account, plan, and monthly quota as the web app. There's no separate subscription or extra charge for using it.

What data does the extension send when I run an audit?

Only the ASIN and marketplace of the tab being audited, at the moment an audit is actually run. It doesn't send browsing history, doesn't track activity across other tabs, and doesn't run in the background without an explicit request.

Why isn't the extension on the Chrome Web Store yet?

The public Chrome Web Store listing is still being prepared. In the meantime, the extension is available through Chrome's manual developer/unpacked-extension install, and a waitlist exists to notify sellers once the public listing goes live.