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A small example. Nothing to upload.

Compare a two-listing Etsy-style input with the WooCommerce CSV and warning report CraftPorter produces.

These listings are fictional. They demonstrate commas, quotes, multiline descriptions, Unicode, a missing SKU, and zero stock. This is a product demo—not a real seller’s export or evidence of independent customer validation.

Download the example files

Try the conversion yourself

  1. Download the input above

    You do not need an Etsy shop or account to try this fictional file.

  2. Choose it in the converter

    Return to the free converter and select the downloaded etsy-listings-example.csv.

  3. Compare the preview and downloads

    You should see two products, no errors, and three warnings. The downloadable example output is checked against the same converter in our automated tests.

Expected product values after conversion
FieldCeramic mugCafé print
Regular price24.5012.00
Stock7 · in stock0 · out of stock
SKUCRAFTPORTER-DEMO-MUGBlank · warning
Product type / statusSimple / draftSimple / draft
ImagesIntentionally blankIntentionally blank

Why the report contains warnings

Both rows use USD, so the report asks you to verify the WooCommerce store currency. The print has no SKU, so it also receives a missing-SKU warning. Warnings identify decisions you need to review; they do not all mean the CSV is malformed.

No product photos or variations in this demo

Image fields are deliberately empty. This avoids fake image URLs and does not test remote image downloads. For your own catalog, follow the image troubleshooting guide. Etsy variation data still requires manual reconstruction.

Import only into a disposable test store

If you want to try the output in WooCommerce, use staging or a disposable store set to USD, keep “Update existing products” off, and follow the import guide. The files create fictional simple draft products with default tax settings—not listings ready for sale. The blank-SKU row can create duplicates on repeated imports.

Help validate a real migration

When testing your own catalog, keep the CSV on your device and record the import outcome with our optional feedback checklist. You can share a sanitized outcome with CraftPorter. Do not send full catalogs, customer records, or login details.

Our existing technical QA includes an independent public export: three products and 18 remote images imported in WooCommerce 11.0.1. That is one export, not three independent customers. We are still gathering real-seller validation.

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