Whether you are migrating to a new store, setting up a second shop, or stocking a regional storefront, copying products between Shopify stores is a common task. There are two practical ways to do it: the manual export-and-import route, and an automatic method that reads the store's public product data. Here is how both work.
If you own (or have admin access to) both stores, the official route works well: in the source store's admin, go to Products → Export and download the CSV. Then follow the normal import flow in the target store: Products → Import, upload the file, review the preview, and confirm.
This method is reliable, but it requires admin access to the source store and a few manual steps on both sides.
Every Shopify store publicly exposes its product catalog at a standard endpoint (/products.json). That means you do not need admin access to read a store's products — only the store link.
Our free Shopify Products Importer uses exactly this public data and turns it into a ready-to-import CSV:
Open the free Shopify Products Importer, paste a store link, and get your CSV in seconds. If you are new to the import process, read how to import products into Shopify step by step first.
Generate a Shopify-ready CSV from any store link — free, no sign-up.
Open the free tool