Import your products from WooCommerce to BigCommerce — free
Moving your products to a new store? Upload the file you exported and download one that's ready to import — every column matched for you. No signup, no fees, processed privately in your browser.
Step 1 — Choose platforms
Step 2 — Add your product file
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Drop your CSV here
or click to browse — .csv exported from your store
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🔒 Nothing is uploaded or stored — it runs on your device.
Step 3 — Your import file is ready
You hit the free limit — converted the first 100 products ✨
Your file has more products than that. CatalogPort Pro handles the whole list, plus the parts you do every week:
- Unlimited rows & multiple files at once
- Saved field mappings — repeat conversions in one click
- Scheduled exports & API access
How to move your products from WooCommerce to BigCommerce
Switching from WooCommerce to BigCommerce? Export your products from WooCommerce, drop the file above, and download a ready-to-import BigCommerce file in seconds — every column mapped for you, free.
| Field | WooCommerce column | BigCommerce column |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Name | Product Name |
| Description | Description | Description |
| Price | Regular price | Price |
| SKU | SKU | Product Code/SKU |
| Quantity / stock | Stock | Current Stock Level |
| Barcode (UPC/GTIN) | GTIN, UPC, EAN, or ISBN | Product UPC/EAN |
| Brand | Brands | Brand Name |
| Image URL | Images | Product Image URL - 1 |
| Category | Categories | Category |
| Weight | Weight (kg) | Product Weight |
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Export from WooCommerceDownload your product CSV from your store admin.2
Drop it aboveCatalogPort auto-detects and maps every column.3
Import to BigCommerceDownload the converted file and upload it.Is this really free?
Yes — single-file conversions up to 100 products are free with no account. Larger catalogs and recurring conversions are on the Pro plan.
Where does my file go?
Nowhere. The conversion runs entirely inside your browser. Your catalog is never uploaded to a server and nothing is stored.
What if a column doesn't match?
CatalogPort flags any field it couldn't map so you can fill it in. Platform-specific fields (like category IDs) sometimes need a quick manual touch.