S2W - Import Shopify to WooCommerce Pro transfers Shopify data into WooCommerce using Shopify API credentials. Pro includes the free add-on’s capabilities and includes product selection tools, CSV product imports, webhooks, scheduled updates, and imports for additional store entries. CSV is an alternative for product imports when you are not using the Shopify API.

Choose products and import settings

Import unlimited products with variations, current stock and prices, categories, product pictures, galleries, and variation images. Set imported products to publish, pending, or draft, then choose an import sequence by title, created date, or updated date.

Select products by Shopify product ID or filter them by product type, collection ID, and published-before or published-after dates. Product data can include metafields such as SEO titles and descriptions, plus barcode, vendor, and product type information.

Images within product descriptions can also be migrated, with their source URLs replaced after transfer. Product updates can include images, title, inventory, description, price, SKU, attributes, and slug. Migration logs let you review progress, and the products processed per AJAX request can be adjusted to help avoid bad request errors.

Keep selected data updated

Webhooks can automatically import or update new products, orders, and clients. Scheduled product updates can refresh prices or quantities, and scheduled order updates are also available.

Order imports support configurable AJAX request size, date filters for when orders were created or imported, and a selectable import sequence. Order updates can change status, order date, and fulfillments.

Import other store records

• Orders: Import payment and shipping methods, customer and address details, totals, taxes, discounts, currency, dates, line items, discount codes, order numbers, and fulfillment data.
• Store settings: Transfer store details such as website title, admin email, address, timezone, weight unit, and currency settings, along with shipping zones, shipping methods, and tax names, rates, locations, and shipping settings.
• Pages and blogs: Transfer page titles and content, plus blog titles, content, categories, tags, and featured images.
• Coupons: Import supported coupon types, amounts, usage limits, expiry dates, minimum amounts, and related settings.
• Customers: Import names, phone numbers, company details, and address information.

Set up the transfer

Install and activate WooCommerce and the S2W extension in WordPress. Enter the Shopify API credentials in the plugin settings, select the data to migrate, and configure product status, import sequence, filters, and image options before starting. Review the migration logs when the transfer finishes, then set up webhooks or scheduled updates if you need ongoing changes reflected in WooCommerce.