We Tested Dozens of Kitchen Organizers This Year (So Far) — These Are the 3 Readers Can’t Get Enough Of

We’re constantly on the lookout for helpful organizers that can make both our kitchens and yours, well, more organized. There are hundreds out there for all sorts of organizing needs (even needs you didn’t know you had), and sifting through them all can be overwhelming. That’s where we come in. 

We’ve tested dozens of organizers and gotten recs from pros all year to see what really lives up to the hype and what, well, doesn’t. After the dust settled from all that decluttering, these are three of the best, reader-loved ones from 2025 so far. They’ll instantly revamp your kitchen drawers, fridge, and under-sink cabinet — no renovations required. Plus, they’re all available on Amazon and start at just $16.

The dividers come in three colors — gray, black, and natural (or beige tone) — and two sizes (small and large). The small is meant for drawers that measure between 15 and 17.7 inches wide, while the large is best suited for 17.8- to 20.6-inch-wide drawers. The dividers are expandable, so you’ll be able to fit them right to your drawer. 

They’re sturdy, too; the ends of the dividers have pads to help keep them in place, so they won’t slide around whenever you open the drawer. Plus, they’re easily transferable; you can swap them into a different drawer if you move or want to use them elsewhere.

The egg dispenser is narrower than the standard egg carton, and helped Brown West-Rosenthal take advantage of the vertical space. Plus, it can hold more than two dozen large eggs. You can grab just one dispenser for $16 on Amazon. Larger households can pick up a two-pack for $26.

I purchased a two-pack in white for $40 at Amazon (there are also one- and four-pack options, as well as five other color choices). The two organizers are different heights: One is 10.63 inches tall, and the other is just over 9 inches tall (both are 8.27 inches wide). They both fit easily on one side of my cabinet, while the other side houses an organizer for my cutting boards. 

They also have sliding drawers, so I never have to reach all the way into my cabinet. Not to mention, the organizers come with dividers you can place to your preference when you’re assembling the organizers. I use mine to store hand towels, oven mitts, and sandwich bags on the bottom tiers and filters for my water filter system, coffee maker, espresso machine, and hand soaps on the top. 

This under-sink organizer set has become so necessary to me that it was actually one of the first things I set up in my kitchen after my recent cross-country move. I’m not the only one who loves it. Not only is it a reader-favorite organizer here at The Kitchn, but Amazon shoppers have bought more than 10,000 in the past month alone.

What do you use to organize your kitchen? Tell us about it in the comments below.