CSV Files To Shopify Migration

CSV files to Shopify migration is the process of transferring data such as products, customers, orders, and coupons from your CSV files into a new Shopify store. With LitExtension’s All-In-One service, our experts handle the entire mapping and transfer process for you, so no manual formatting or technical setup is required on your end.

For a fully managed, expert-handled CSV files to Shopify migration from start to finish, LitExtension’s All-In-One Migration Service starts from $169 and includes technical consultation, data mapping, demo migration, full transfer, results testing, and up to 60 days of post-migration support.

For an accurate cost estimate based on your store’s specific data volume, check the Pricing Estimator on the LitExtension migration page or reach out to our Support Agents.

Several factors come into play when determining the final CSV files to Shopify pricing, including:

• The total volume of data being migrated.
• The complexity of the migration project, such as custom fields, unique product attributes, or specialized business logic, which often requires additional mapping work.
• The migration method selected and any add-on services required.

Most migrations complete within a few hours to a few days, though the exact timeline depends on the size of your CSV files and the complexity of your data. Smaller catalogs with simple structures tend to migrate faster, sometimes within the same day, while larger files with extensive product variations or custom fields may take longer to map and validate properly.

Yes. Unlike migrating manually through Shopify’s native import tools, where customers and orders often need to be handled separately and their relationships can break, LitExtension’s experts map customers and orders together so the connections between them stay intact after the CSV files to Shopify migration.

Shopify’s native CSV import tool caps each upload at 15MB, which forces store owners to split large catalogs into multiple files. LitExtension’s migration service works around this limitation, since our experts process your full data set directly rather than relying on manual CSV uploads through the Shopify admin.

No, Shopify does not cap the number of customer accounts a store can hold. The practical limit only shows up if you try to migrate manually through raw CSV uploads, since large files must be split. LitExtension’s experts handle high-volume customer migrations as part of the CSV files to Shopify migration without this hassle.

Yes, product variants including SKU, weight, quantity, price, and images can be migrated to Shopify. Structure your source data with clear option and variant fields, and our experts map them correctly to Shopify’s variant system during the migration.

Yes, product-level metafields can be migrated to Shopify. Keep in mind that Shopify’s own CSV tool does not support variant-level metafields, so any variant-specific custom data may need extra mapping, which our migration experts can advise on during your consultation.

No, store design and theme elements do not transfer as part of a data migration. This applies across all cart-to-cart and CSV migrations since each platform has its own design system. Hence, after the CSV files to Shopify migration, your Shopify theme is set up separately, and our team can point you toward the right resources or partners if you need help with store design.

No. The CSV files to Shopify migration does not alter or remove data from your source at all. Your data is securely transferred from your CSV files to the new Shopify store through our cloud infrastructure, so you can keep working with your original files as usual throughout the process.

Yes, LitExtension provides order ID preservation as an additional migration option. This keeps your order numbering consistent on Shopify, which is especially useful if your team, invoices, or reports reference specific order IDs.

This “Preserve Order IDs” option is already included in your CSV Files to Shopify migration package.

Yes, product-level metafields can be migrated to Shopify. Keep in mind that Shopify’s own CSV tool does not support variant-level metafields, so any variant-specific custom data may need extra mapping, which our migration experts can advise on during your consultation.

Yes. LitExtension protects the exchanged data with HTTPS and 128-bit SSL encryption. We do not store your data on our servers, since it moves directly from your CSV files to your Shopify store. LitExtension is GDPR-compliant, and we sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement with you before the migration order is made.