What this actually does

Shopify stores expose their full product list at a public, unauthenticated endpoint: /products.json. That's the same data your browser already loads when you visit the store — this tool just fetches every page of it, flattens it into rows, and hands you a CSV. There’s no scraping of rendered pages, no headless browser, and no API key. If a store is public, this works on it.

Three export formats

Pick variant rows for a full spreadsheet (one row per variant, 26 columns including price, SKU, tags and image URLs), Shopify import CSV if you’re migrating the catalog into another Shopify store, or images only if all you need is a list of image URLs.

Free vs. Pro

Every format, every column, every option is available for free — the only limit is volume. Free exports include the first 100 products; a Pro license removes that cap. There’s no account either way: a license key just unlocks the same tool that’s already running in your browser.