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Pramendra Yadav
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Asked: 2026-09-29T19:05:30+05:30 In:

How do I migrate products from WooCommerce to Shopify?

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Products can be migrated using structured data exports, Shopify’s available import capabilities or specialized migration tools and services. Before importing, product titles, descriptions, SKUs, prices, variants, images, collections and other fields should be mapped to Shopify’s structure. The migrated data should then be reviewed before launch.

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  1. Pramendra Yadav
    Enlightened Founder @ NOIR & BLANCO

    You can migrate products from WooCommerce to Shopify by exporting your product catalog, preparing the data in Shopify-compatible format, and importing it through Shopify Admin or a migration app.

    Steps to migrate products

    1. Export products from WooCommerce: In WordPress, go to Products → All Products → Export and download the product CSV. Include relevant fields such as product names, descriptions, SKUs, prices, categories, images, and stock details.

    2. Prepare the product data: Clean the CSV, remove duplicates, check product information, and map WooCommerce fields to Shopify’s product fields.

    3. Convert product categories and attributes: Map WooCommerce categories to Shopify collections and convert product attributes, sizes, colors, and other options into Shopify product options and variants where appropriate.

    4. Prepare product images: Check image URLs and confirm that each image is associated with the correct product and variant. Verify that the images are publicly accessible during import.

    5. Format the Shopify CSV: Use Shopify’s product CSV template and match the required column names and supported values. Review product handles, prices, inventory settings, and publication status.

    6. Import products into Shopify: In Shopify Admin, go to Products → Import, upload the CSV, and review the import preview before proceeding.

    7. Verify the imported catalog: Check product titles, descriptions, images, prices, SKUs, variants, inventory, collections, and product availability. Correct any errors before launching.

    Important things to check

    • Variable products: WooCommerce variations may need to be reorganized into Shopify options and variants.

    • Custom fields: Plugin-specific fields, subscriptions, bundles, or product add-ons may need apps or custom development.

    • SEO: Preserve relevant product titles, descriptions, URL mappings, and redirects.

    • Inventory: Confirm stock quantities and location assignments before accepting orders.

    Tip: Test the process with a small group of products first, especially if your WooCommerce store has many variations or custom product data.