Shopify CSV import

Import your Shopify CSV export into NanoSite

Drop in the products and customers CSVs you exported from Shopify admin. See exactly what comes over before you sign up, then import it in a few clicks.

Your Shopify store

Enter your store address to preview your catalog

Your NanoSite store

Same products, a store that runs itself
Your Shopify CSV exports

Free, no login. Files are read to build the preview and are not stored.

What comes over from a CSV

Everything in your Shopify export, mapped to NanoSite products and customers.

  • Products, variants & options

    Every product with its option names, values and SKUs.

  • Prices & compare-at

    Regular and compare-at prices per variant, so your sales carry over.

  • Stock levels

    Inventory quantities, when your export includes the inventory columns.

  • Images

    Product and variant images from the image columns, re-hosted on our CDN.

  • Draft & active status

    Drafts stay drafts and active products stay live.

  • Customers & consent

    Customer records with email marketing consent and their default address.

Shopify's product CSV doesn't include collections. To bring those over too, import from your store URL or an Admin API token instead. See the other import options

How to export from Shopify

Two exports from your Shopify admin. Each takes under a minute.

Products

products_export.csv

  1. 1In your Shopify admin, go to Products.
  2. 2Click Export at the top of the page.
  3. 3Choose "All products".
  4. 4Pick "CSV for Excel, Numbers, or other spreadsheet programs".
  5. 5Click Export products. Small exports download right away; larger ones are emailed to you.

Customers

customers_export.csv

  1. 1In your Shopify admin, go to Customers.
  2. 2Click Export at the top of the page.
  3. 3Choose "All customers".
  4. 4Pick "CSV for Excel, Numbers, or other spreadsheet programs".
  5. 5Click Export customers.

CSV import questions, answered

Your export, a better store, no app tax.

Preview your Shopify CSV for free, then import it into NanoSite in a few clicks.

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