Import products from Amazon to Shopify
Open the product on Amazon and click Import in the ImportKite Chrome extension. It reads the page in your own browser.
How it works
Install the extension
Add the ImportKite extension to Chrome and connect it to your store from the Chrome extension page in the app.
Open the Amazon product
Pick the variant you want to start from. The extension reads the page you're looking at; nothing is scraped from a server.
Click Import
The extension shows the title, price, variant count and photos it found. Press Import to send the product to ImportKite.
Price it and build the page
Set your prices, rewrite the copy with AI (Amazon's and the seller's names are left out), and generate the product page.
What comes across
- Title and the bullet-point description
- Variants: size, color and style
- The gallery photos and each color's photo
- The displayed price, in the marketplace's currency
- Rating and review count, shown on your page as imported
Good to know
- Amazon doesn't show a separate price for every variant on the page, so all variants start at the displayed price. ImportKite flags this so you can adjust them.
- Works on 20 Amazon marketplaces, including amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .ca, .com.au and .co.jp.
- The Chrome extension is in early access and not yet in the Chrome Web Store.
Then turn it into a page that sells
Importing is half the job. ImportKite writes a full product page for every product you bring in: benefits, comparison, FAQ, guarantees and Bundle & Save offers, in your store's theme.
See the page builder →Other sources
- Shopify to Shopify Available now
- AliExpress to Shopify Coming soon
Amazon import questions
Why an extension instead of a link?
Amazon blocks automated readers, and the page you see in your own browser is the most accurate copy. The extension only reads the Amazon tab you click it on.
Does it need my Amazon login?
No. It reads the public product page and never touches your Amazon account.
Will Amazon or brand names end up on my page?
The AI writer is told to leave out marketplace, brand and seller names, and ImportKite checks its output for them before you see it.
Your next product page is one link away
Import a product, pick a template and see the page ImportKite writes for it. The Free plan is enough to try it.