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Zillow Data Exporter

Export Zillow property listings to CSV, Excel, or JSON with one click. Supports search results and saved homes.

What is Zillow Data Exporter?

Zillow Data Exporter is a Chrome extension that helps you collect and export property listing data from Zillow. Instead of copying and pasting each listing manually, you can extract dozens of property fields — price, bedrooms, square footage, agent info, school data, and more — with a single click.

Who is it for?

How to Use

Step 1: Open the Extension

  1. Navigate to Zillow — Open Zillow.com in Chrome and search for properties (or go to your Saved Homes page at /myzillow/favorites).
  2. Open the Side Panel — Click the extension icon icon in the Chrome toolbar. The extension side panel will open on the right side of your browser. (If the panel doesn't appear, click the puzzle icon 🧰 in the toolbar, find "Zillow Data Exporter", and click it.)
  3. Wait a moment — the extension will automatically detect whether you are on a search results page or the Saved Homes page and adjust the options accordingly.

Step 2: Configure Your Export

Once the side panel opens, you will see the following options:

Export Range

OptionDescription
Current Page OnlyExport only the listings visible on the current search results page.
All PagesAutomatically paginate through search results — up to 20 pages. You can reduce this number to stop earlier.
CustomSet a specific number of pages to scrape (between 1 and 20).

Export Fields

Choose exactly which property fields you want in your export. Fields are organized into six groups. Uncheck any group or individual field you don't need.

Field GroupIncludes
Basic InfoAddress (street, city, state, zip), property type, bedrooms, bathrooms, living area, lot size, year built, and photo URLs.
Price & ValuationPrice, currency, Zestimate, rent Zestimate, price per square foot, tax assessment, and HOA fees.
Agent / BrokerListing agent name, phone, broker name, MLS ID, MLS name.
HistoryPrice history, tax history, days on Zillow, last sold price, date sold.
SchoolsNearby school names, ratings, and types.
Property DetailsYear built, property description, parking info, property subtype, tax rate, monthly HOA, virtual tour URL, date posted, page view and favorite counts, latitude and longitude.
Note: Some fields — such as price history, tax history, full property description, agent contact details, and school data — are only available when you enable detailed page scraping (Step 3 below). If you do not enable this option, those columns will be empty in your export.

Export Format

FormatBest for
CSVOpening in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet software. Recommended for most users.
Excel (XLSX)Rich formatting, multiple sheets. Best if you need to share formatted reports.
JSONProgrammatic data processing, APIs, or importing into databases.

Step 3: Detailed Page Scraping (Optional)

Turn on "Scrape detailed page data" if you want the extension to visit each property's detail page individually. This gathers extra information that is not available on the search results page, such as:

When this option is enabled, you can also set a delay (in seconds) between each detail page visit. A longer delay reduces the chance of being rate-limited by Zillow.

Step 4: Start Scraping

  1. Click "Start Scraping" — The extension will begin collecting data from the current search results page (or favorites page).
  2. Watch the progress — The panel shows you real-time progress: how many pages have been scraped, how many listings have been collected, and (during detail scraping) which property is currently being processed.
  3. Pause or Cancel — You can pause the scraping at any time and resume later, or cancel it entirely.
  4. Once scraping completes, the panel will display "Scraped items: N" and enable the Export button.

Step 5: Export Your Data

  1. Select your desired export format (CSV, Excel, or JSON) from the format selector.
  2. Click the Export button. The downloaded file will include a timestamp in its filename (e.g., zillow_export_2025-01-15_14-30-00.csv).
  3. Open the exported file in Excel, Google Sheets, or your preferred data tool.
Tip: Each export is saved as a history record in the extension. You can revisit previous exports and re-download them at any time. If a previous dataset is too large, the extension will note this so you know to re-export if needed.

Favorites (Saved Homes) Mode

If you have saved homes on Zillow (click the heart icon on any property and go to /myzillow/favorites), the extension automatically detects this and switches to Favorites Mode.

How it works

Important notes

Frequently Asked Questions

The extension doesn't seem to work. What should I do?

If the extension is not responding or no data is being collected, please try the following steps:

  1. Refresh the Zillow page — reload the current tab and wait a moment for the side panel to reconnect.
  2. Reopen the side panel — close and reopen the extension side panel by clicking the extension icon again.
  3. Reload the extension — go to Chrome's extension management page (Chrome menu → More tools → Extensions), find "Zillow Data Exporter", and click the refresh icon on the extension card. Then reload any open Zillow tabs.
  4. Check for updates — make sure you are using the latest version of the extension.

If the issue persists, please contact us with the following information:

  • Which Zillow page you were on (copy the URL/link)
  • A brief description of what happened (e.g., "side panel shows no data", "export button is grayed out", "error message appeared")
  • Your Chrome version (found in Chrome menu → Help → About Chrome)

Send this information to our developer email: miles704957@gmail.com. We will look into it as soon as possible.

Why are some columns empty in my export?

Some property fields — like price history, agent details, school data, and property description — are only available on individual property detail pages. If you did not enable "Scrape detailed page data" before starting, those columns will be empty. You can re-scrape with the option turned on to fill them in.

Can I export from rental listings or apartment buildings?

Yes. The extension supports rental properties and apartment building listings on Zillow. Both the search results export and detail page scraping work for these listing types.

What happens if I navigate away while scraping?

If you leave the Zillow tab or close the side panel while scraping is in progress, the process may be interrupted. It is best to stay on the page until scraping completes. The extension uses a background process to handle service worker recycling, but navigating to a completely different website may still cause the operation to stop.

How many pages can I scrape at once?

You can scrape up to 20 pages of search results at once. If you need fewer, choose "Custom" and set a smaller number to save time. For saved homes, all your favorites are scraped in one pass.

The extension seems slow. Can I speed it up?

The scraping speed depends on your internet connection and Zillow's response time. If you enabled detailed page scraping with a delay, you can reduce the delay value (the minimum is 1 second). However, setting the delay too low may cause Zillow to temporarily limit your requests. A delay of 3-5 seconds is recommended for reliable scraping.

Why is there a fee after the trial?

We want to be upfront with you. Behind this extension are real costs — keeping the service reliable, fixing bugs, adding new features, and providing support when you need it. The fee helps us cover these costs so we can continue improving your experience. We offer a free trial so you can make sure it is right for you before committing.

Can I use this extension in incognito/private mode?

Yes, but you need to allow it. Go to Chrome's extension management page (Chrome menu → More tools → Extensions), find "Zillow Data Exporter", click "Details", scroll down, and turn on "Allow in Incognito".

Is my data sent to any server?

No. All data is collected and processed entirely within your browser. Nothing is sent to any external server. The exported file is saved directly to your computer via Chrome's download system.

Can I re-download a previous export?

Yes. The extension keeps a history of your exports. In the side panel, scroll down to the "History" section. You can click on any past export to re-download it, or click the delete icon to remove it from the list. If a previous dataset was too large to save a snapshot, the history entry will indicate this.

Still Having Issues?

If the extension is not working correctly, or you have a suggestion for improvement, please email the developer with details about the problem:

Please include the following to help us resolve your issue quickly: