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Product CSV converter for WooCommerce

WooCommerce's built-in product importer reads its own column labels, one row per product and one per variation, with every variation pointing at its parent. The converter below builds that file from another platform's product export, on your device.

Convert a product file to WooCommerce

To WooCommerce

A product export from Etsy, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, Square, Magento, WooCommerce or Shopify. The platform is detected from the file.

Your file stays on this device

It is read and converted by this page, inside your browser. Nothing from the file is uploaded, and the tool keeps working offline once the page has loaded.

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What the WooCommerce file gets

  • The column labels of WooCommerce's built-in importer (checked against WooCommerce 11.2.2), so columns map automatically.
  • Variable products with their variations, each variation linked to the parent by SKU. A parent SKU is made from the URL handle when the source has none.
  • Weights converted to your WooCommerce weight unit, with the matching column label such as Weight (kg).
  • Repeated SKUs left blank on the later rows, because WooCommerce rejects duplicate SKUs.
  • Products hidden from the online store written with catalog visibility hidden, and products that need no shipping written as virtual.
  • Attributes as product-level (not global) attributes.

How to import it

  1. In WordPress, go to Products, then All Products, and click Import.
  2. Choose woocommerce-products.csv and click Continue.
  3. On the column mapping screen, check that each column is matched. If the weight column is not matched, pick Weight for it.
  4. Click Run the importer. WooCommerce shows a count of imported, skipped and failed products at the end.

Before you import everything

  • Vendor and barcodes are not written: core WooCommerce has no vendor column, and the barcode (GTIN) column does not map automatically in 11.2.
  • Weight column labels other than Weight (lbs) are taken from WooCommerce's source code rather than a sample file. If yours is not matched on the mapping screen, match it by hand.
  • Images are imported by WooCommerce downloading each link, so the links must be public.

Only products move. Customers, orders, reviews, gift card balances, blog posts, pages and URL redirects are not in a product export, so CatalogHop does not convert them.

Have a WooCommerce CSV already? Check it before importing. Common WooCommerce import errors: