Whatever platform you’re moving to, the first job is the same: get every product, variant, price, SKU and image URL out of Shopify in a format you can actually work with. This tool does exactly that, reading the store’s public product feed and exporting it as a CSV - no app install, no API access needed on the source store.

From there, the right next step depends on the destination. Moving to another Shopify store? Use the Shopify import format and import directly. Moving to WooCommerce or elsewhere? Start from the full variant-rows export and map the columns your new platform’s importer expects.

Either way, this export is a snapshot - it doesn’t include inventory counts (not part of the public feed) or transaction history, so plan to reconcile stock levels separately after the move.

Doing this export first, before committing to a specific destination platform, also has a practical benefit: it gives you a complete, portable backup of the source catalog independent of any migration tool or app you end up choosing - useful insurance if a first migration attempt needs a second try.