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Home inventory list, room by room
Document your household belongings the way insurers ask for them: item, room, value, photos, serial numbers. Build your list here, export it as a spreadsheet, and keep a copy with your important documents.
Your inventory
How it works
- Add items room by room. Start with the rooms that hold your most valuable belongings — electronics, appliances, jewelry. Every field except the item name is optional, so a quick pass takes minutes.
- Flag what you have photographed. Photos are the single most useful piece of claim documentation. Tick the photo flag as you go — the progress count shows what is still undocumented.
- Export a CSV backup. One click downloads your whole list as a spreadsheet. Keep a copy with your insurance papers or in cloud storage you trust — browser storage can be cleared.
Frequently asked questions
What is a home inventory list?
A home inventory list is a room-by-room record of your household belongings — what you own, roughly what it is worth, and supporting details like serial numbers, purchase dates, and photos. Insurers typically ask for this kind of documentation when you file a claim for damaged or stolen property.
Is this home inventory tool really free?
Yes. There is no account and nothing to install. Your inventory is stored locally in your own browser, and you can export everything to a CSV spreadsheet file at any time.
How much detail should each item have?
For insurance documentation, most guidance suggests capturing the item name, room, approximate value, and a photo where possible. Serial numbers and receipts help for electronics and high-value pieces — this tool has fields for all of them, but every field except the item name is optional.
Where is my data stored?
Entirely in your browser's local storage on this device. Nothing is uploaded to any server. Clearing your browser data will erase the list, so export a CSV backup regularly.
Estimates only. This tool helps you organize documentation of your belongings — it is not insurance advice and does not replace your insurance company's claim process. Claim outcomes depend on your policy; contact your insurer or a licensed professional for coverage questions.