Reads a store's entire product list and hands you a CSV that imports straight back into WooCommerce — no column mapping, no cleanup. Everything runs in your browser.
Free to install · Requires a SALO Tools account
The CSV uses the exact 41-column layout WooCommerce's own exporter produces. Products → Import maps every field automatically.
Catalogues are read and written entirely inside your browser. No product data is ever uploaded to us or anyone else.
You see the exact credit cost and approve it before anything is charged — and it's refunded if the scrape fails.
Navigate to any WooCommerce shop and click the extension icon. It checks whether the site is WooCommerce and what it can read.
The extension counts the catalogue and shows the exact cost. Nothing is charged until you approve it.
It reads the catalogue through the store API where available, falling back to page scraping. Progress updates live.
Pick WooCommerce Import CSV, plain CSV, JSON or TSV. The file saves straight to your computer.
Choose which groups to include. Descriptions keep their HTML, so headings, lists and links survive the round trip.
| Group | Fields |
|---|---|
| Core | ID, name, slug, type, SKU, URL, regular price, sale price, currency, on sale |
| Stock | Stock status, stock quantity |
| Content | Description, short description — HTML preserved |
| Taxonomy | Categories, tags |
| Media | All image URLs, featured image |
| Attributes | Weight, dimensions, product attributes |
| Meta | Average rating, review count, date created, variation count |
Formats: WooCommerce Import CSV (drops straight into Products → Import), plain CSV for Excel, JSON for scripts, and TSV for Google Sheets.
Scrapes draw on the same tool credits as the rest of SALO Tools — the PDF Editor and Receipt Creator share the balance.
| Charged | When the scrape starts, after you approve the quote |
| Refunded | If the scrape fails, you cancel, or fewer products are found than estimated |
| Shared with | PDF Editor, Receipt Creator, web scraper |
Install the extension, sign in, and your first export is a couple of clicks away.