Matrixify

Matrixify makes exporting/importing large batches of data a breeze. We have over 5000 SKUs and have used the app to bulk update thousands of products at a time.

This app saves a huge amount of time and frustration when making changes to the products in my store and has many features not available in Shopify's native 'Bulk edit' feature.

I use this tool for all migrations I do for my customers. I love its' flexibility and option to import from almost any platform or source. Dry Run option is very valuable and gives great insights. Aso great that you can 'sponsor' another site to use your subscription. I would highly recommend.

We used Matrixify to help migrate a client store from Woo Commerce to Shopify. Worked exactly as we wanted. Pulled in all the products, variants, and order history etc. very painless migration. Can defo recommend using this app for migrations to Shopify.

I was looking for a fast. user friendly app for bulk changes to Shopify listings, This IS NOT IT. Unless you are an XL guru this app is rubbish. Constantly has error messages when you down load files, if there is a blank column it refuses to work or anything else for that matter. You need to have a high level of technical expertise to operate. By the time you fix the files for it to accept them you may as well have just made the changes manually. Don't bother with the free version to trial, they limit the use to nothing more than a few listings so you can't even trial it for real in the first place. Probably the worst app I've tried.

It's worked well every time I need to make an import/export. It's still a lot of work to be done manually, but Shopify doesn't have a free bulk import tool, so I'm using this.

Print on demand sites are not really set up for large collections with hundreds of variations on templates. Organizing them into coherent collections and categories is even harder. Without Matrixify launching and maintaining MyHometownVermont.com would have been impossible.

Matrixify is exactly the kind of tool we need for managing a full Shopify catalog at scale. Lawn and Pets is building toward a catalog of 250,000+ products across multiple vendors, brands, inventory sources, images, variants, pricing rules, and supplier updates. Managing that product volume manually inside Shopify would not be realistic.

Matrixify gives us a safer and more controlled workflow for bulk catalog operations. We can prepare product, variant, image, pricing, SEO, and inventory files outside Shopify, run a dry-run import first, review errors and warnings, and only then proceed with the live import. That dry-run step is extremely valuable when working with large catalogs because it helps prevent bad data from being pushed live.

For our Brightwell Aquatics and Continuum Aquatics import, Matrixify correctly detected the Products sheet, recognized 316 products, and returned a clean dry-run estimate with zero failures and zero warnings. That gives us confidence as we scale this same workflow across the rest of our catalog.

Overall, Matrixify is becoming a key part of our product operations process. It helps us handle large-scale Shopify imports, exports, updates, variants, images, pricing, SEO, and inventory workflows without editing products one by one. For a 250,000+ item catalog, Matrixify is not just convenient — it is essential.

Really easy to use once you get the hang of making sure the uploads have the right column headers etc., but the support material is super helpful for getting this sorted. It works beautifully for us to update our products efficiently. Has saved us loads of time!

Shopify's own staff recommend using Matrixify over any other App because they know it's better than the built-in Shopify import/export option. It handles everything flawlessly in my store. The results file it generates gives me 100% confidence when I import products and other data that may need adjustments. Also, being able to access past spreadsheets and download them is a standout feature, not to mention the highly trained AI chatbot for support. I can tell the team spends a great deal of time making sure it works. If you're at your wits' end with their bot, you can also chat with a team member via Slack. The only thing that is better than Matrixify is a custom API but that's expensive to develop! I'll stick with Matrixify for now. :)