Shopify bulk import and export, with a test run and undo.

Upload a CSV or Excel file, a Google Sheets link or a Shopify product export, and match its columns to Shopify fields. BluePeacock runs a test that changes nothing, shows each problem with its row and column, then saves old values before it writes, so you can undo in one click.

Shopify's Help Center, read on 6 November 2026, says its CSV tool reads UTF-8 CSV only, clears a value when its cell is blank and overwrite is on, and can't cancel an import once it starts. BluePeacock reads Excel and Google Sheets too, leaves blank cells alone, lets you cancel a running job, and undoes a finished import in one click.

Yes. BluePeacock saves every previous field value before writing, so you can undo a finished import in one click.

That field stays unchanged. A blank cell never clears an existing value.

Yes. BluePeacock reads Shopify's product CSV with both its old and new column names. Before you start, it lists any column it leaves out, such as the Google Shopping columns.

A person at BluePeacock, by email at info@bluepeacock.in or by phone, within 24 hours. This is included on every plan, including Free.

Open Export, choose Products, then pick the columns and filters you need. Choose CSV or Excel, then download the file now or schedule a repeat export.

Products with variants, images and metafields; smart and custom collections; customers and B2B companies; orders and draft orders; discounts; pages, blog posts, redirects and menus; files, metafields and metaobjects; and store settings such as markets, locations, catalogs, shipping, policies, customer segments and inventory transfers. Export covers 33 kinds of store data.

CSV, TSV and Excel files, including .xlsx, .xls and .ods, or a Google Sheets share link. Match the columns and run a test before you confirm.

BluePeacock refuses the row instead of guessing. It identifies the row, column and what to fix.

The second run makes no further changes.

Yes. Set a future run time, timezone, repeat interval and end condition for imports or exports.

No. BluePeacock does not ask for personal data beyond the Shopify install.

Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and handles up to 50 products per file. Preview, saved old values and one-click undo are included.

Yes, on a paid plan. Import from FTP, SFTP, Google Drive or WebDAV, and save connection profiles. A local upload or a file URL works on every plan.

Yes, for products. On a paid plan, connect WooCommerce with its address and API keys. On any plan, import a WooCommerce product CSV.

Yes. Export the products you want to change, edit the file in Excel or Google Sheets, then import it. BluePeacock shows every change before it writes and can undo the import in one click.

Yes. Export shipping profiles, zones and rates to a file, then import them into another store. Shopify's own store-copy guide, read on 10 October 2026, says shipping must otherwise be set up again by hand.

Yes. Export refund, privacy, terms of service and shipping policies to a file, then import them into another store.

Yes. Export customer segments to a file, then import them into another store.

Yes. Export the theme files as a dated backup. Importing theme files needs special permission from Shopify.

Yes. It is export only, because Shopify does not allow creating them.

No. Shopify only lets apps read payouts, so we export them for accounting.

It depends on what you move. Matrixify is the established app: its Shopify App Store page showed 1,869 reviews on 6 November 2026. BluePeacock imports and exports products, collections, customers, orders, discounts, content and store settings, with a test run and one-click undo on every plan. It also moves shop policies, shipping profiles, customer segments, inventory transfers and Markets, which Matrixify's pages did not name when checked on 10 October 2026.

Not with this app. Use the BluePeacock Gift Card Importer, which brings gift cards into Shopify with their original codes and balances.