Import products, customers, orders, blog posts, and other supported store data from XML to Shopify securely and accurately while preserving data relationships throughout the transfer.
No downtime, No coding required
Keep your store active during migration. No technical skills needed.
Free Demo Available
Preview a sample of your WooCommerce data on Shopify before running the Full Migration.
1-year License with Recent Data Migration
Keep your migration project available for 12 months and sync new or changed data with Recent Data Migration when needed.
24/7 Technician Support
Get expert help with connections, configuration, migration issues, and validation whenever you need it.
Step-by-Step Guide to XML to Shopify Migration
1
Connect your Custom Platform
Upload the required data files to establish the connection.
2
Connect your Shopify store
Generate an API access token from your Shopify admin, then enter your store URL and API credentials to connect. This enables secure data transfer into your Shopify store.
3
Configure and start the migration
Enter your WooCommerce store URL in the Source Platform Setup form. Then, download the KitConnect package, unzip it, and upload it to the website root folder of your WooCommerce .
4
Review results & post-migration options
Enter your WooCommerce store URL in the Source Platform Setup form. Then, download the KitConnect package, unzip it, and upload it to the website root folder of your WooCommerce .
Data You Can Migrate
Products
Product Categories
Taxes
Manufacturers
Customers
Orders
Coupons
Reviews
Blog Posts
CMS Page
All relationships (categories, variants, images, etc.) preserved
Customize your setup with
additional options
Recent Data Migration
Clear Target Store Data
Strip HTML Tags from Category and Product Names
Transfer Embedded Images to Target Store
Create 301 Redirects for SEO URLs
Preserve Order IDs
Compatibility Overview
XML
Shopify
Version Range
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All Shopify Online Store
Language & Localization
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Multilingual, Multicurrency, RTL, Localized URLs
Main Editions
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Shopify Basic, Shopify Grow, Shopify Advanced, Shopify Plus
How should I protect SEO and important URLs when migrating to Shopify?
Before Full Migration, identify the URLs, CMS Pages, Blog Posts, and landing pages that matter most, then decide their Shopify destinations and redirect rules. Supported content can be migrated, but complex legacy navigation or extension-driven URLs may need extra planning. Validate priority pages and redirects in Demo Migration and again before go-live.
Can Next-Cart migrate app data, custom fields, loyalty, wholesale, or subscription data to Shopify?
Supported values can be migrated or remapped when Shopify has a compatible destination. App-owned data, unsupported custom fields, external identifiers, loyalty/wholesale/subscription logic, or other source-specific behavior may require Custom Service review. Data migration does not automatically recreate the app, theme behavior, checkout workflow, or external integration in Shopify.
What should I check if my products have many options or variants before moving to Shopify?
Shopify uses a defined product → option → variant structure. If your source products map cleanly to that model, Standard Service may be enough. Custom options, bundles, personalization, subscriptions, or other buying logic may need Add-ons, Shopify-side setup/apps, or Custom Service. Use Demo Migration to test a few of your most complex products before Full Migration.
Start your XML to Shopify Migration today!
Move your store from XML to Shopify with a secure, guided migration tailored to your business.