• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select Ecwid as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from Ecwid to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start the migration from Ecwid to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select BigCommerce as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from BigCommerce to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start the migration from BigCommerce to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select OpenCart as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from OpenCart to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start the migration from OpenCart to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select WooCommerce as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from WooCommerce to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start the migration from WooCommerce to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select Magento as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from Magento to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start to convert Magento to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select Shift4Shop as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from Shift4Shop to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start the migration from Shift4Shop to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select VirtueMart as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from VirtueMart to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start the migration from VirtueMart to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select Webflow as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to export to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start to convert Webflow to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select Etsy as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from Etsy to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start the migration from Etsy to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

• Title.
• Created Date.
• Description.
• Categories.
• Thumbnail Image.

Products

• Name, SKU, Short Description, Full Description, Status.
• Manufacturer.
• Tax Class.
• Price, Special Price.
• Quantity, Manage Stock.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.
• Weight, Width, Height, Depth.
• Product Tags.
• Up-sells, Cross-sells.
• Attributes: Name, Values.
• Downloadable Products: Files, Max Downloads, Expiration Date.
• Grouped Products: Associated Products.
• Variants: Name, SKU, Weight, Quantity, Manage Stock, Image, Price, Special Price.
• Thumbnail Image, Additional Images.

Product Categories

• Name, Description.
• Sort Order.
• Image.
• Meta Title, Meta Description.

• First Name, Last Name, Email.
• Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
• Shipping Address: First Name, Last NameCompany, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.

• Order ID.
• Order Date.
• Order Status.
• Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
• Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
• Order Comments.
• Customer Name, Email.
• Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
• Shipping Address (First Name , Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone)

• Name.
• Image.

• Tax Class (Name).
• Tax rate (Country, Rate).

• Name.
• Description.
• Coupon Code.
• Coupon Date.
• Customer Groups.
• Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
• Discount Amount/Percent.
• Coupon from date, Coupon to date.

• Created Date.
• Status.
• Rate.
• User Name, User Email.
• Comment.

• Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
• Categories (Name, Description)
• CMS Page (Name, Description)
• Blogs (Name, Description)

You can delete the sample data on WordPress in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →

This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →

Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →

This option helps you to migrate images in descriptions of products, categories, and blog posts… More Details →

Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →

Select Zen Cart as “Source Cart” and WordPress as “Target Cart” from dropdown list. Enter store URL and follow brief instructions to set up the carts.

Choose the entities you want to migrate from Zen Cart to WordPress such as products, product categories, customers, orders, and even more.

Let’s start the migration from Zen Cart to WordPress. Once the migration process is kicked off, it will constantly run even when you turn off your browser.