Is my file uploaded anywhere?

No. The page reads the file with your browser and converts it there. The only thing the site records is an anonymous count: which converter was used, a rough row count, and whether it worked. The privacy page lists every field.

Will the import definitely work?

Nobody can promise that from a file alone. The converter follows each importer's documented rules, leaves out products that would be rejected and tells you about them, and checks Shopify files before download; for WooCommerce files, use the WooCommerce CSV checker. Import a few products first, look at them in your store, then import the rest.

Yes. There is no account and no limit on how many files you convert.

Can I try it without my own file?

Yes. Every converter page has a "Try a sample export" button under the file box. It loads a small sample of that platform's export with invented products and converts it on your device, so you can see the result and download it before you use your own file. Both checkers have a sample file with a few mistakes in it, so you can see what a report looks like.

Move your products to a new store platform

Convert a product export from Etsy, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, Square, Magento, PrestaShop, Ecwid, eBay, WooCommerce or Shopify into a CSV that Shopify or WooCommerce imports, and check Shopify and WooCommerce files before you upload them. Free, and your file never leaves your device.

Convert a product file

Any supported export

Choose file

A product export from Etsy, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, Square, Magento, PrestaShop, Ecwid, eBay, 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.

No file handy? or download the sample to look at it first.

The products in the sample are invented. It is converted on this device, the same way your own file would be.

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Converted on your device

The converter runs in this page. Your product file is never uploaded or stored.

Built to the import rules

Column names, variant rows, option limits and price formats follow what each importer documents, and anything uncertain is flagged.

Nothing dropped silently

Products left out, fields with no place in the new store and guessed values are all listed in plain words.

Converters

Shopify import errors

Shopify rejected your file? The Shopify CSV checker finds the rows. Common errors:

WooCommerce import errors

WooCommerce skipped rows or imported them wrong? The WooCommerce CSV checker finds them. Common errors:

By platform

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.

Questions

Is my file uploaded anywhere?: No. The page reads the file with your browser and converts it there. The only thing the site records is an anonymous count: which converter was used, a rough row count, and whether it worked. The privacy page lists every field.
Will the import definitely work?: Nobody can promise that from a file alone. The converter follows each importer's documented rules, leaves out products that would be rejected and tells you about them, and checks Shopify files before download; for WooCommerce files, use the WooCommerce CSV checker. Import a few products first, look at them in your store, then import the rest.
Does it move customers, orders or reviews?: No. 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.
Is it free?: Yes. There is no account and no limit on how many files you convert.
Can I try it without my own file?: Yes. Every converter page has a "Try a sample export" button under the file box. It loads a small sample of that platform's export with invented products and converts it on your device, so you can see the result and download it before you use your own file. Both checkers have a sample file with a few mistakes in it, so you can see what a report looks like.