Import

Import products from any supplier to any store

Paste a URL from AliExpress, Alibaba, Etsy, Amazon, eBay, or 97+ other sources. We extract the product data, rewrite it as original content, and publish to Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, or BigCommerce.

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One workflow, every source

Paste. Review. Publish.

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Paste any product URL
Marketplaces, retailers, wholesalers, your own legacy store - anywhere with a public product page. No API setup, no CSV wrangling.
02
AI extracts and rewrites
Title, description, variants, images, and SEO meta come out clean. Copy gets rewritten so you're not publishing duplicate text from the source site.
03
Publish to your store
Direct API push for Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, and BigCommerce. Squarespace gets a pre-formatted CSV. Variants, images, and meta map the first time.

Featured sources

Where most stores source from. Click through for supplier-specific notes, or jump to the deep migration guides for the five source/destination pairings we've written full playbooks for.

Marketplaces

AliExpress

Dropshipping staple. Long shipping times, but the catalog is huge.

Alibaba

B2B at the factory end. Best when you're ready to commit to MOQs.

Etsy

Handmade and vintage. Import your own listings without the 6.5% fee.

Amazon

Migrate your own Amazon catalog, or run multi-channel via Marketplace Connect.

eBay

Useful for sourcing or migrating your own listings.

Temu

Ultra-low-cost sourcing. Margin-thin - do the math before you list.

Retailers

Walmart

US-warehoused inventory with fast domestic shipping.

Target

Mostly for affiliate-style curation - not a wholesale channel.

Best Buy

Electronics catalog with stock-level accuracy.

Costco

Bulk / wholesale pricing on select categories.

Home Depot

Hardware, tools, home improvement SKUs.

Storefronts you're leaving

Shopify

Migrate between Shopify stores - staging → production, or brand split.

WordPress

WooCommerce catalog migration to Shopify or another headless platform.

Wix

Pull a Wix store's public product pages into your new platform.

Every source we've written about

The 52 sources where we have real sourcing notes - catalog size, shipping origin, price range, and a specific seller tip per page. 50+ more sources work with the URL importer but live on the full supplier directory.

Marketplaces

· 19

Retailers

· 5

Dropshipping & print-on-demand

· 14

Other storefronts

· 14

Don't see your source? The URL importer works on most public product pages. Try it with your link - if extraction fails, drop us a note and we'll usually have a parser for it within a week.

Publish to

Each destination has its own quirks - variant structure, image handling, SEO field locations. The platform-specific pages below go deep on what changes where.

Import to Shopify

How it works on Shopify →

Import to WooCommerce

How it works on WooCommerce →

Import to Wix

How it works on Wix →

Import to Squarespace

How it works on Squarespace →

Import to BigCommerce

How it works on BigCommerce →

Beyond sourcing

Doing a full migration, not just sourcing?

Deep walkthroughs that cover the parts the importer can't do for you: 301 redirect maps, SEO field preservation, variant repair, review migration, and the gotchas that break stores when skipped.

→ Shopify

A Shopify App Store developer reviews the major dropshipping apps in 2026: DSers, Zendrop, AutoDS, Importify, Syncee, Spocket, and Product Upload. Real review counts, real pricing, where each one quietly fails, and which to pick for your specific setup.

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→ Shopify

Skip the spreadsheet. Paste a supplier's category page URL and bulk-import every product on it into Shopify in parallel — pictures, prices, variants and all.

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→ Shopify

Add a supplier's domain to Product Upload and we'll map every collection on the site, pull the products in parallel, and write them to your Shopify, Wix, BigCommerce or WooCommerce store as drafts.

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→ Shopify

A walkthrough of every Shopify-specific control in Product Upload's import settings. Set them once and every product you import lands in your store the way you want it.

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→ Shopify

Every AI control inside Product Upload, explained: tone, length, spec format, custom voice instructions, language, and which fields get rewritten vs left as-is.

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Etsy → Shopify

Three honest ways to move Etsy listings into Shopify - Etsy's CSV export, Shopify's product importer, and Product Upload - with a field-by-field comparison, pricing math, and the things that don't migrate cleanly.

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AliExpress → Shopify

Connect AliExpress listings to Shopify with real dropshipping workflows - DSers, CJDropshipping, and URL-based imports compared. Includes margin math, shipping timelines, and how to avoid the obvious AliExpress look.

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Alibaba → Shopify

Sourcing direct from factories on Alibaba and selling on Shopify - MOQ math, vetting suppliers, when to use Alibaba Dropshipping Center vs. a negotiated sample order, and how to move listings over without re-keying specs.

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Amazon → Shopify

Three different Amazon-to-Shopify scenarios - migrating your own FBA listings, adding Shopify alongside Amazon, and sourcing products from Amazon sellers to dropship. Honest guidance on which is legit, which is risky, and how to do each.

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WooCommerce → Shopify

Migrate a WooCommerce store to Shopify - products, variations, customers, orders, URLs, and SEO redirects. Uses the official Shopify Store Importer plus the manual steps it won't cover.

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Magento → Shopify

Migrate a Magento (Adobe Commerce) store to Shopify - products, configurable variants, customers, orders, URLs, and SEO. Covers M1 and M2, every export route, the full attribute mapping, and the redirect rules Google actually rewards.

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AliExpress → Wix

Wix Stores doesn't have an official AliExpress connector like Shopify's DSers — here's the realistic playbook. URL-based imports with Product Upload, agent-based fulfillment, and the Wix-specific quirks (collections, product options, plan tier) you have to get right.

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Amazon → Wix

Three paths for getting Amazon products onto a Wix store — Amazon affiliate listings, retail-arbitrage importing, and FBA-fulfilled multichannel. Wix-specific mapping and the legal lines you can't cross.

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Alibaba → Wix

Alibaba is the wholesale rail behind most e-commerce brands — here's how Wix store owners actually use it. MOQs, sample workflows, the trust-and-trade trap, and how to get products from Alibaba listings into Wix Stores without a CSV nightmare.

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Temu → Wix

Temu is the cheapest place on the internet to source dropshipping products in 2026 — and the trickiest to use without burning your store. The realistic playbook for Wix merchants: what's safe to import, what's not, and how to get the listings into Wix in seconds.

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Shopify → Wix

What actually carries across when you move a store from Shopify to Wix Stores — products, orders, customers, content, SEO — and what doesn't. Honest about where Wix wins, where Shopify wins, and how Product Upload moves the catalogue across without a CSV migration project.

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Zendrop → Wix

Zendrop has an official Wix App Market app — it auto-syncs Zendrop's catalogue and fulfills orders. What Zendrop's Wix app can't do: import products outside Zendrop's catalogue (AliExpress, Amazon, Temu, your wholesaler). Here's how Wix dropshippers run Zendrop + Product Upload side-by-side.

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