How to import products from Shopify to WooCommerce
Connect Importify to WooCommerce, open a Shopify product page in desktop Chrome, use the Importify extension, review the listing, then import it to WooCommerce.
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Imported Shopify listings usually need cleanup before they belong in your WooCommerce store. Use the supplier page as a starting point, then check variants, images, pricing, shipping details, and customer-facing copy before you publish.
Before you start
Make sure WooCommerce is installed and active on your WordPress site.
Install and activate the Importify WordPress plugin.
Connect your WooCommerce store to Importify.
Use desktop Chrome with the Importify Chrome extension enabled.
Open a direct Shopify product page. Do not use a collection page, search page, cart page, or home page.
Import a Shopify product to WooCommerce
Log in to Importify and confirm your WooCommerce store is selected.
Open the Shopify product page in Chrome.
Click the Importify extension button on the product page.
Wait for Importify to load the product details.
Review the title, description, images, variants, pricing, tags, vendor, and product type.
Remove anything you do not have permission to use, including brand assets, copied claims, or copyrighted text.
Click the import button in Importify to send the product to WooCommerce.
Open WooCommerce and confirm the product appears under Products.
Permission and product rights
Only import products, images, descriptions, and brand material you are allowed to use. Importify gives you the tool to move product data, but you are responsible for supplier permissions, trademark rules, copyright rules, and marketplace policies.
What to check before publishing
Title and description: rewrite copied text so it fits your store and does not reuse protected brand claims.
Images: keep only images you are allowed to use.
Variants: check sizes, colors, SKUs, and unavailable options.
Pricing: confirm margin, shipping cost, and any WooCommerce pricing rules.
Status: keep the product as draft until you finish the review.
If the import does not work
| Issue | What to check |
|---|---|
| The Importify button does not appear | Confirm the Chrome extension is installed and enabled, then refresh the Shopify product page. |
| The page does not load as a product | Make sure you opened a direct product page, not a collection or search page. |
| WooCommerce does not receive the product | Confirm the Importify plugin is active, your store uses HTTPS, and your WooCommerce connection is working. |
| Imported details look incomplete | Reload the Shopify product page, retry the import, and manually clean up missing fields before publishing. |
After importing
Open the WooCommerce product and do a final check before publishing. Confirm the product status, category, images, variants, stock, price, and shipping settings.
Frequently asked questions
Can I import products from Shopify to WooCommerce with Importify?
Yes. Open a direct Shopify product page in desktop Chrome, use the Importify extension, review the listing, and import it to WooCommerce.
Do I need permission from the Shopify store owner?
You are responsible for permissions, copyright, trademark, supplier rules, and marketplace policies. Do not reuse product data, images, or brand assets unless you are allowed to use them.
Do I need the Chrome extension?
Yes. For supplier-page imports, install and enable the Importify Chrome extension before opening the Shopify product page.
What if the product does not import to WooCommerce?
Confirm the Chrome extension is enabled, WooCommerce is connected to Importify, the Importify WordPress plugin is active, and you are using a direct Shopify product page.