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Migrate your important data, including Products, Customers, Orders, Coupons, Reviews, Blogs, etc., from Webflow to Shopify quickly and securely. Our Webflow to Shopify Migration is managed by experienced specialists who handle all technical aspects with precision. We guarantee secure and accurate data transfer while ensuring your Webflow store remains fully functional throughout.
How to Manually Transfer Data from Webflow to Shopify
Since Webflow and Shopify operate on fundamentally different architectures, a manual migration requires a steady hand and a clear plan. If you prefer to handle the transition yourself rather than using our migration service, follow this comprehensive 5-step roadmap.
Pre-Migration Requirements. Before you begin, ensure you have:
- Full Admin Access for both your Webflow and Shopify accounts.
- A Stable Connection to prevent data corruption during imports.
The DIY Migration Checklist:
- Step 1: Export Data from Webflow
- Step 2: Import Data into Shopify
- Step 3: Review, Optimize, and Test Your Shopify Store
Step 1: Export Data from Webflow
You must extract three distinct types of data. Note that dynamic features like checkout and forms must be rebuilt natively in Shopify.
Static Site Code. Extract your HTML, CSS, and assets to use as a design reference for your new Shopify theme (Requires a paid Workspace Plan):
- Step 1: Open the Webflow Designer.
- Step 2: Click the Export Code icon.
- Step 3: Select Prepare ZIP, then click Download ZIP to save the files locally.
- Step 1: Open the CMS Collections panel.
- Step 2: Select the specific collection you want to move.
- Step 3: Click the Export button at the top to download your CSV file.
- Step 4: Repeat for every collection you need to migrate.
- Step 1: Go to the CMS Panel and select the Ecommerce tab.
- Step 2: Choose the data type you need (e.g., Products or Orders).
- Step 3: Click the Export button to generate and download your CSV data.
Step 2: Import Data into Shopify
You can import your data into Shopify using a CSV file, but Shopify has a strict CSV format. Follow these steps to import your data correctly:
- Step 1: Prepare your CSV file. Edit your Webflow CSV to match Shopify’s import template. Make sure it includes required columns such as Handle, Title, Body (HTML), Vendor, Tags, Option1 Name, Option1 Value, Variant SKU, Variant Price, Variant Inventory Qty, Image Src, and more. Save the file in UTF-8 CSV format.
- Step 2: Upload the CSV to Shopify. In your Shopify Admin, go to Products > Import, select your CSV file, and start the import process.
- Step 3: Add product images. Webflow exports usually do not include image URLs. If your images are hosted online, add their URLs to the Image Src column. If not, upload images manually in Shopify after the import.
- Step 4: Review and fix errors. After the import, carefully check your products. Review titles, descriptions, variants, SKUs, prices, inventory, images, and collections, then fix any missing data or broken links.
Step 3: Review, Optimize, and Test Your Shopify Store
Review your Shopify store to make sure everything looks good, works properly, and is ready to launch:
- Adjust your design using Shopify’s theme editor or Liquid to match your style.
- Add SEO elements such as page titles, meta descriptions, and image alt text, and set up 301 redirects to handle URL changes and protect your rankings.
- Check that all content: products, pages, blog posts, etc. has migrated correctly.
- Finally, test navigation, links, checkout, and payments, review mobile and desktop responsiveness, and run speed tests to fix any performance issues before going live.
Manually moving data from Webflow to Shopify is possible, but it takes time, care, and technical effort. You must export your data correctly, follow Shopify’s strict CSV rules, rebuild design elements, and carefully review SEO, content, and store functions. If you follow each step closely, you can create a stable and fully working Shopify store. However, for large stores or complex data, a manual migration can be risky and time-consuming. In those cases, using a LitEtxension migration service can help save time, reduce errors, and ensure a smoother transition to Shopify.
What Data Can Be Migrated From Webflow to Shopify
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Products
- Name, SKU, Full Description, Status, Manufacturer, Weight.
- Price, Special Price.
- Stock Status, Manage Stock, Quantity.
- Meta Title, Meta Description.
- Product Tags.
- Barcode.
- Variants: SKU, Weight, Attributes, Quantity, Price, Special Price, Name, Thumbnail Image.
- Additional Images.
- Metafields.
Products Categories
- Name, Description.
- Image.
- Meta Title, Meta Description.
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- First Name, Last Name, Email.
- Newsletter.
- 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.
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- Order Number.
- Order Status.
- First Name, Last Name, Email.
- Billing Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone, Fax.
- Shipping Address: First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone.
- Order Items (Name, SKU, Option), Product Price, Quantity.
- Sub Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price.
- Order Comments.
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- Name.
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- Coupon Code, Coupon Date, Coupon Expire Date.
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- Created Date.
- Rate.
- User Name.
- Title.
- Comment.
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- Title, Description.
- URL.
- Image.
- Categories.
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- Title, Description.
- Categories.
- SEO URLs.
- Images.
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- Products (Name, Description, Attribute).
- Categories (Name, Description).
- CMS Page (Name, Description).
- Blogs (Name, Description).
- Note: Additional fee may apply.
(*) If you cannot find the data you want to migrate, please get in touch with us.
Additional Options
Clear Data On Shopify Before Migration
You can clear the data on Shopify in accordance with selected entities for migration… More Details →
RecommendedPreserve Order IDs on Shopify Store
This option helps keep your order ID the same during your store migration… More Details →
How It Works RecommendedCreate 301 Redirects on Shopify Store
Automatically redirect your old store’s URLs to the new ones during the migration… More Details →
RecommendedMigrate Images from Products, Categories, Blog Descriptions
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
Strip HTML tags from category and product names automatically when migrating your store … More Details →
Migrate Categories into Shopify Automated Collections
Automatically add tags to your products. You can show sub-categories just like in your Source Store… More Details →
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How to Perform Webflow to Shopify Migration
#1: Consultant by Migration Experts
Our migration experts will attentively consider your unique requirements, suggesting necessary measures to guarantee optimal preparation for the migration.
#2: Data Mapping & Setup Migration
LitExtension’s team of experts will set up Webflow and Shopify Stores, deploy the necessary apps, and create the right environment before migration.
#3: Perform Full Webflow to Shopify Migration
Once the environment is set up, our experts will start migrating all your data from Webflow to Shopify securely and accurately.
Leave The Work For The Experts
If you’re non-tech, let our Shopify migration experts handle your migration from A to Z.
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