Install
Add the extension from the Chrome Web Store. The public page stays the source of truth for what can be detected.
Scan supported product pages, review detected data, then export CSV or use paid draft-first Shopify import.
No-login starts with public Shopify CSV. Other sources and direct import depend on login, plan access, source access, and visible public data.
Shopify first. Login expands access.
Check before moving data.
CSV first. Direct import creates drafts.
Source examples. Access varies by login state, plan, and visible public data
Start with the public page you are already researching. Upgrade only when the workflow needs more sources or direct draft import.
Add the extension from the Chrome Web Store. The public page stays the source of truth for what can be detected.
Visit a supported public product page. Shopify pages are the safest no-login starting point.
Open the extension popup, check detected title, price, images, variants, and product links before moving anything.
Use single CSV for no-login Shopify exports. Sign in for selected CSV, paid source access, or direct import.
Import reviewed CSV in Shopify admin, or use the $3 plan to create draft products in an assigned connected store.
The free plan has two states: no-login scanning and logged-in account tools. Paid plans unlock wider CSV or direct-import workflows.
Sources: Public Shopify and headless Shopify product pages where product data is visible.
Actions: Single-product CSV export and product-page review.
Sources: Account-enabled free sources such as Shopify, Amazon, and Walmart when account access rules allow them.
Actions: Search, filter, sort, selected CSV, and assigned account context where available.
Sources: Supported CSV sources such as WooCommerce, Wix, BigCommerce, Magento, AliExpress, Alibaba, and Etsy, plus allowed free sources.
Actions: Selected multi-product CSV export. No direct Shopify product creation.
Sources: Same supported source access as CSV workflows, subject to public data visibility and account access.
Actions: Single or queued draft import into assigned connected Shopify stores.
Use the extension while browsing supported ecommerce pages, then choose CSV or controlled direct import based on account access.
Capture public product details while the idea is still fresh, then review before any CSV export.
Turn a visible AliExpress product page into a Shopify-ready CSV workflow when source access allows it.
Move visible product information into a structured workflow instead of rebuilding rows by hand.
Use detected public product information for CSV-first review where marketplace pages expose enough data.
Use public listing signals where available, then decide what belongs in your Shopify catalog.
Detect Shopify product JSON where available and export clean Shopify-ready CSV data.
Plan cards open the Chrome Web Store install page. Paid access is assigned after login in the Product Importer workflow.
Start with public product detection and Shopify CSV export.
Shopify CSV first, extra account tools after login
Unlock supported-source CSV workflows without direct import.
Use supported sources when public product data is visible
Create draft Shopify products in an assigned connected store.
Requires login, source access, and assigned store access
Use this as the practical difference between free scan, paid CSV, and paid direct import. Account rules still decide source access.
Select an access level to move matching feature cards first. Unavailable features stay muted so limits are visible.
Find product links, titles, prices, images, descriptions, and variants where public data is available.
Review detected products inside the Chrome popup before opening, exporting, or importing anything.
Open detected product pages in a new tab for manual review before you export.
Clean up long detected lists before selecting products for CSV or import workflows.
Download one Shopify-ready CSV for a detected product when your plan allows the source.
Select multiple detected products and export them as one combined Shopify import CSV.
Create one draft Shopify product immediately in an assigned connected store.
Queue selected products for processing into an assigned connected Shopify store.
Choose from Shopify stores assigned to the logged-in account where available.
See import progress, final counts, and dashboard/import history links after successful imports.
Imported products are created as drafts by default and tagged scriptimport for easy review.
This is a public-data workflow. It helps structure product research, but it does not bypass source restrictions or replace review.
The extension reads public product data from the current page where available: product title, product URL, price, images/gallery, vendor or brand, description, product type/category, and variant/options data for Shopify product JSON when available.
Supported stores can run on many custom domains, so the extension includes a content script that can check normal web pages. It first checks whether the current page looks like a supported ecommerce source before showing product workflows.
The scanner is for public product/page signals, not passwords, payment details, private customer data, checkout data, cart data, cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, or marketplace account tokens.
Logged-in workflows use the Product Importer backend over HTTPS. Usage analytics may include popup opens, login opens, selected store count, source platform, product-link counts, CSV export counts, and import result counts. Analytics excludes product titles, email addresses, passwords, form values, and full product URLs.
Answer: Yes. Free Scan - no login can scan supported public pages, show detected links, open products, and download one CSV per detected Shopify/headless Shopify product.
Answer: Login Free can include Shopify, Amazon, and Walmart access unless account access rules limit the source. Public data still has to be visible on the page.
Answer: Install from the Chrome Web Store first. Paid access is controlled after login inside the Product Importer account workflow, not by choosing a pricing card on this page.
Answer: No. The $1 plan is CSV-focused. Products are not created in Shopify by the extension on this plan.
Answer: Direct import requires login, an assigned connected Shopify store, and the $3 paid direct-import plan.
Answer: Some marketplaces hide product data, block background requests, or show CAPTCHA/bot-check pages. When public data is unavailable, results can be smaller.
Answer: It is intended to read public product/page signals, not passwords, payment details, checkout data, cookies, localStorage, sessionStorage, or account tokens.
Start with reviewed CSV. Use direct import only when login, assigned store access, source access, and the $3 plan allow it.