This works best on a computer. Copying your history from Steam doesn't work well on a phone or tablet. Send yourself the link and open it on your computer.
How much have you actually spent on Steam?
Paste your purchase history and see your total, what each game cost you, and how much went on microtransactions. You get a set of cards to share at the end.
Is this safe to use?
You don't log in here. This site will never ask for your Steam password. You open your history on Steam's own site and copy it from there. If any page other than Steam asks for your password, close it.
Your history stays on your computer. It's read by this page, inside this tab, and never sent to us or anyone else. Close the tab and it's gone.
Don't take our word for it: how to check
Keep this page open and copy your history from Steam as usual. Then turn off your Wi-Fi and paste it here. It still works, because nothing needs to go anywhere.
On a computer, you can also press F12, open the Network tab and then paste. Nothing gets sent.
What's in the paste, and what ends up on my cards?
Copying the whole page also picks up things like your Steam account details, wallet balance, how you paid and who you sent gifts to. This page ignores them, and they never appear on your cards.
Your cards show game names, amounts and dates, and only leave your computer if you share them. Have a look before you post.
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Open your Steam purchase history
Sign in to Steam in your browser, then open store.steampowered.com/account/history ↗
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Load all of it
On the Steam page, scroll all the way down, past your last purchase (End jumps there). This button is at the very bottom of the list, just above Steam's footer:
Load More Transactions Steam's button, pictured. Not part of this site.Click it, scroll down again, and repeat until the button is gone. Long histories take a few clicks.
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Copy the whole page
Press Ctrl+A, then Ctrl+C. Menus and all is fine. Only the table gets read.
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Paste it below
Already in a spreadsheet? Save it as .csv and .
On a phone? This works best on a computer. Steam's page is hard to copy on mobile.