How to Fetch a List of Installed Extensions/Modules
From Your Magento Store?

Every Magento store relies on various extensions (also called modules) to add custom features, enhance functionality, and improve performance. Over time, the number and types of extensions installed on your store can grow significantly, and this can impact speed, stability, security, and upgrade readiness.

To help us accurately review your store’s setup, identify potential risks, and provide informed recommendations, we first need a complete list of all installed extensions/modules currently running on your site.

Please follow the step-by-step instructions below, based on which Magento platform your store uses:

Magento 2 Open Source

  • Step 01 : Log in to your server via SSH.
  • Step 02 : Navigate to the Magento root directory.
  • Step 03 : Run the following command : bin/magento module:status >> module_list.csv
  • Step 04 : A file named module_list.csv will be created in your Magento root directory. Please download this file and share it with us.

Adobe Commerce (On-Prem / Cloud)

  • Step 01 : Log in to your Magento Admin panel.
  • Step 02 : On the Admin sidebar, go to System → Support → System Report
  • Step 03 : Click New Report.
  • Step 04 : In the Groups list, select Modules (leave others unselected) and click Create in the top-right corner.
    Create System Report
  • Step 05 : Once the report is generated, click View under the Actions column.
  • Step 06 : In the left panel, expand each section to view details, then click Download to save the file. The file will be downloaded in .html format. Please share this file with us.
    System Report Information

Magento 1

  • Step 01 : Log in to your Magento Admin panel.
  • Step 02 : Navigate to: System → Configuration → Advanced → Advanced
  • Step 03 : You’ll see a list of all installed Magento 1 extensions (displayed by their code names).
  • Step 04 : Manually copy this list into a spreadsheet (Excel or CSV), as there’s no export option available, and then share the sheet with us.
    System Module Output