Shopify CSV — Merged Cells & Leading Zeros

Turn messy web tables into clean Shopify CSV. Expands merged cells, keeps leading zeros, 100% offline.

Shopify's importer is strict. It rejects the whole file, not the bad row — and it never tells you which row broke. Table to Shopify CSV takes the table you are looking at and turns it into a file Shopify accepts. WHAT IT FIXES • Merged cells. A supplier table where "Variant" spans colour and size uses rowspan and colspan. Flatten that in Excel and every column shifts one to the right — prices land in the SKU column. This extension reads the table structure and expands every merged cell into a complete row, so every row has every column. • Leading zeros. Your SKU is 00127. Excel quietly stores it as 127, and nothing matches your warehouse afterwards. Identifier columns are written as text, so 00127 stays 00127. • Two-row headers. "Variant" over "Color" and "Size" becomes Variant_Color and Variant_Size — one header per column, which is what a CSV needs. • Div-based tables. Many admin panels build tables out of divs instead of <table>. Those are detected too. • Column mapping. Pick which source column is Title, Variant SKU, Variant Price, Image Src, and so on. The mapping is remembered per table layout. • Real CSV and XLSX. CSV uses UTF-8 with RFC 4180 quoting. XLSX keeps identifier columns as text cells. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO • It does not connect to your store, does not upload anything, and does not fetch images. You still press "import" in Shopify. • It does not guess. If a table cannot be parsed, it says so instead of exporting a broken file. PRIVACY Everything runs inside your browser. No account, no server, no analytics, no network requests. Your supplier data never leaves your machine. PRICING Free: export up to 10 data rows per table — enough to confirm the cleaning is correct on your own data. Pro: $9 once. Unlimited rows, batch export, saved mappings. No subscription, no account. If a $9 purchase saves you one afternoon, it has paid for itself.