Products

amz product is the workhorse. It fetches a detail page and normalizes it into one record that carries everything the page exposes, reading the JSON-LD block first and filling gaps from the HTML.

One product

amz product B084DWG2VQ
amz product B084DWG2VQ -o json

You can pass several at once, or full URLs; amz extracts the ASIN from any Amazon URL shape:

amz product B084DWG2VQ B07XJ8C8F5 "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08N5WRWNW"

The fields

A product record names every field the page had:

Field	Meaning
asin, parent_asin	the item, and its variation parent when present
title, brand, brand_id	identity
price, currency, list_price	current and struck-through price
savings, savings_pct	the discount off the list price, in money and percent
coupon	the clip-coupon line when one is offered
rating, ratings_count, reviews_count, answered_qs	social proof
bought_past_month	the "N+ bought in past month" line
availability, in_stock	the stock line as shown, and whether it means buyable
description, bullet_points	marketing copy
specs	the technical-details table, as key/value pairs
images	full-resolution image URLs, one per distinct photo
videos	inline product video URLs
category_path, browse_node_ids	the breadcrumb and its node ids
seller_id, seller_name, sold_by, fulfilled_by, ships_from	the merchant and fulfillment
variant_asins, similar_asins	other choices on the page
rank, rank_category	the overall Best Sellers Rank
ranks	every Best Sellers Rank, overall and per subcategory

Fields the page did not carry are omitted, so an empty value always means Amazon did not show it.

Images and videos

Amazon serves the same photo at dozens of sizes and from several CDN hosts. amz strips the size modifier from every image URL and pins one canonical host, so images holds one full-resolution URL per distinct photo, with the thumbnails, tracking pixels, and sprites removed. The same canonicalization runs on every surface that carries an image (search cards, reviews, brand logos, author photos), so an image URL means the same thing everywhere.

Ranks

A product is usually ranked once overall and again in one or more subcategories. rank and rank_category keep the overall rank flat for quick filtering, while ranks lists them all:

amz product B084DWG2VQ -o json --fields asin,ranks

Variations

Add --variants to expand the variation family into a record per child ASIN:

amz product B084DWG2VQ --variants -o jsonl

Offers alongside

--with-offers attaches the buying options to the product fetch, so you get the detail page and the offer list in one go:

amz product B084DWG2VQ --with-offers -o json

The raw page

When you want the bytes amz parsed, not the record:

amz product B084DWG2VQ --raw > page.html

Just the price

For price-watching, price skips everything else:

amz price B084DWG2VQ B07XJ8C8F5
amz price B084DWG2VQ -m uk

Recommendation rails

related pulls the recommendation cards off a detail page, the "customers also viewed" and "frequently bought together" rails:

amz related B084DWG2VQ
amz related B084DWG2VQ --kind also-viewed -o jsonl

Dry run

See the URL without fetching, useful when scripting across marketplaces:

amz product B084DWG2VQ -m de --dry-run