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Migrate from Magento to WooCommerce with LitExtension and transfer your products, customers, orders, categories, reviews, CMS pages, and other essential store data accurately and securely.
Choose our intuitive migration tool for a guided self-service process or let our experts manage the transfer for you. Your Magento store can remain available throughout the migration, helping you continue selling while your WooCommerce store is being prepared.
Start with a Free Demo to preview how your data will appear on WooCommerce before running the full migration.
(*) Not sure whether to switch? See if WooCommerce fits your store →
What Data Can Be Migrated From Magento to WooCommerce
Review the standard data fields LitExtension can transfer and how your Magento data is mapped to the corresponding WooCommerce structure.
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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.
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- 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.
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- 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)
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- Name.
- Image.
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- Tax Class (Name).
- Tax rate (Country, Rate).
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- Name.
- Description.
- Coupon Code.
- Coupon Date.
- Customer Groups.
- Uses Per Coupon, Uses Per Customer.
- Discount Amount/Percent.
- Coupon from date, Coupon to date.
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- Created Date.
- Status.
- Rate.
- User Name, User Email.
- Comment.
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- Title.
- Created Date.
- Description.
- Categories.
- Thumbnail Image.
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- Title.
- Created Date.
- Description.
- Categories.
- Thumbnail Image.
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- Products (Name, Description, Attribute)
- Categories (Name, Description)
- CMS Page (Name, Description)
- Blogs (Name, Description)
(*) The supported data may vary depending on your Magento version, store configuration, installed extensions, custom fields, and WooCommerce setup. Contact us if your store contains custom or extension-generated data.
Additional Magento to WooCommerce Migration Options
Select additional options based on your store setup, data requirements, and post-migration needs. Availability and fees may vary depending on the selected migration solution.
Clear Existing Data on WooCommerce Before Migration
Remove existing WooCommerce data associated with the selected entities before importing data from Magento. Use this option only when the target data is no longer needed.
RecommendedPreserve Order and Customer IDs on WooCommerce
Keep Magento order and customer IDs where technically supported. Additional WooCommerce configuration or plugins may be required to display the original IDs correctly.
How It Works RecommendedCreate 301 Redirects on WooCommerce
Redirect supported Magento URLs to their corresponding WooCommerce URLs to reduce broken links and support SEO continuity after the migration.
RecommendedMigrate Images in Product, Category, and Blog Descriptions
Transfer supported images embedded in product, category, and blog descriptions instead of leaving them connected to the Magento store.
Strip HTML Tags from Product and Category Names
Remove unwanted HTML tags from product and category names during the data transfer.
(*) Planning your migration? Review the Magento to WooCommerce preparation checklist →
Run a Free Demo to preview how selected Magento data and migration options work with your WooCommerce store.
How to Migrate from Magento to WooCommerce
LitExtension helps you transfer Magento store data to WooCommerce through a guided three-step process. You can run a Free Demo first to review the data mapping before starting the full migration.
#1:Connect Magento and WooCommerce
Select Magento as the Source Cart and WooCommerce as the Target Cart. Enter the required store details and follow the connection instructions displayed on the migration setup screen.
#2: Select the Data to Migrate
Choose the Magento entities you want to transfer, review the available migration options, and configure language, order status, and other supported mappings where applicable.
#3: Run and Review the Migration
Start a Free Demo or proceed with the Full Migration. The process runs in the background, so you do not need to keep your browser open. Review the migrated data on WooCommerce once the transfer is complete.
How to Migrate from Magento to WooCommerce with LitExtension: Full Walkthrough
This walkthrough explains how to connect your Magento and WooCommerce stores, select the data and migration options, run a Free Demo, and complete the Full Migration with LitExtension.
Pre-Migration: Sign up and get started
Create a LitExtension account or sign in to your existing account. You can also continue with Google for faster access.
Step 1. Connect your Magento and WooCommerce stores
Once logged in, navigate to the “Migration” section and click “Create New Migration.” Here’s where you set up your current Magento store. Select Magento from the Source Cart options and enter your store’s URL, then follow the on-screen guidance to establish a seamless connection between your Magento store and LitExtension.
Now, it’s time to choose where you’re migrating! Pick your new eCommerce platform (WooCommerce in this case) as your Target Cart. Just like before, input the store’s URL and follow the quick setup instructions to link it with LitExtension.
Step 2. Select the data to migrate
On the next screen, you’ll see a list of all the data types you can move. Choose exactly what data you want—whether it’s categories, products, orders, customers, or store settings. (Want to migrate everything? Just hit “Select All” for a complete migration)
For those who need extra customization, no problem; simply scroll down to find additional migration options (some may come with a small fee) to gain even more control over the process.
Step 3. Run the migration
Before starting the Full Migration, run a Free Demo Migration to transfer up to 100 entities at no cost. This allows you to preview how your selected Magento data appears on WooCommerce and review the migration results before proceeding.
Check the results carefully — once you’re happy with how everything looks, you’re all set to proceed with the full migration!
And there’s no need to keep your browser open or monitor the process. The entire migration runs smoothly in the cloud, so you can relax while we do the heavy lifting. Once it’s complete, we’ll notify you via email.
Post-Migration Services and Support
After your Full Migration is completed, you will receive 60 days of technical support. During this period, Automated Migration also includes:
- Free and unlimited Recent Migration
- Free and unlimited Smart Update
- Free and unlimited Re-migration
These services help you transfer newly added data, update records changed after the initial migration, or run the migration again when needed.
How to Optimize WooCommerce After Migrating from Magento?
Once your Magento data has been transferred and validated, review the new WooCommerce store under real operating conditions. Focus first on migration-related issues, then optimize performance, customer experience, and ongoing maintenance.
- Monitor migrated data and store activity. Continue checking products, inventory, customer accounts, orders, images, reviews, and other transferred records after launch. Pay particular attention to data that was customized or generated by Magento extensions.
- Track redirects and organic search performance. Verify that important Magento URLs redirect to their correct WooCommerce destinations. Monitor crawl errors, indexed pages, organic traffic, and rankings to identify migration-related SEO issues early.
- Optimize performance with the complete catalog in place. Test page speed after all products, variations, images, plugins, and integrations have been added. Review hosting resources, image sizes, database queries, caching, and CDN requirements based on actual store traffic and catalog size.
- Test checkout and customer-facing workflows. Complete test orders using different devices, customer types, payment methods, shipping methods, tax scenarios, coupons, and email notifications. Confirm that customers can access their accounts and complete purchases normally.
- Review plugins and integrations. Check the compatibility and data flow of payment, shipping, tax, ERP, CRM, POS, analytics, marketing, multilingual, and other WooCommerce integrations that replace the previous Magento setup.
- Establish an update and security process. Schedule backups and define how WooCommerce core, WordPress, themes, and plugins will be tested and updated. Apply updates on staging before deploying them to the live store whenever possible.
- Measure store performance after launch. Monitor uptime, errors, conversion rate, checkout abandonment, page speed, order failures, and customer support requests. Compare the results with the Magento store baseline to identify areas that still require improvement.
Avoid enabling multiple performance or optimization plugins without testing them first. Changes to caching, databases, checkout scripts, or third-party integrations should be validated on staging before being applied to the live WooCommerce store.
Leave The Work For The Experts
If you’re non-tech, let our WooCommerce migration experts handle your migration from A to Z.
Save your time for more important tasks.
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