WooCommerce Product Export Premium Version works with WP All Export to turn WooCommerce catalog data into files and feeds for editing, sharing, or moving products between stores. Start by choosing the products and fields your destination needs.

Choose fields and shape the output

Use the drag-and-drop editor to select export columns, then rearrange, rename, or combine them to match the receiving layout. You can include fields created by themes, plugins, or add-ons. Embedded PHP functions let you build custom columns or modify exported data.

CSV and simple XML are available in the base capability set. Premium includes Excel exports in .XLS or .XLSX formats, custom XML feeds, and a Google Merchant Center product-feed template. The template helps organize product information for Merchant Center; configure its sections, then connect the resulting feed URL to the platform. Product data can also be sent to Google Sheets for collaborative editing and analysis.

Filter products and set variation coverage

Use product fields to narrow an export to the entries you need. Filters can use one condition, combine several conditions, or nest conditions for more involved logic. Fields created by add-ons or add-ons can be used in filters too. For date fields, relative conditions such as “last week” or “last month” can target a moving time period.

Premium exports can include all WooCommerce product fields, attributes, and variations. Choose parent products only, variations only, or both to match the structure expected by the spreadsheet, feed, or receiving system.

Use exports for catalog work

For bulk edits, export the products you want to change, edit the file in Excel or Google Sheets, then import the updated data with WP All Import. This export-and-import process can also move product data from one WooCommerce store to another.

Recurring exports can run on a schedule. Zapier can connect export completion to actions in external applications, while Google Sheets delivers a shared destination for product-data work.

Run your first export

In WordPress, go to All Export › New Export and select WooCommerce Products. Choose and arrange the columns, then add filters if you want to limit the products. Select an export type, such as CSV, Excel, or a feed format, and run the export to download or use the resulting file.

The premium listing also describes guaranteed technical support by email. Its support note directs customers seeking premium support to WP All Export Pro.