metaobjectifyBulk import and export your Shopify {metaobjects}.
Stop hand-typing size guides, spec sheets, and vendor directories one entry at a time. Upload a CSV, map it to your metaobject fields, and let Metaobjectify check every row before anything touches your store.
| handle | title | chest_cm | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ✓ | sg-01 | Regular fit | 96 |
| ✓ | sg-02 | Slim fit | 92 |
| ! | sg-03 | Oversized | — |
| ✓ | sg-04 | Petite fit | 88 |
how it works
Four steps, in order, every time.
Because it's a straight line from your spreadsheet to your store, the process stays the same whether you're loading 8 rows or 800.
Pick the metaobject definition
Choose the type you're loading data into — a size guide, a spec sheet, a vendor directory — so Metaobjectify knows which fields to expect.
Paste or upload your CSV
Drop in a file or paste rows directly, then match each column to the right metaobject field. Column order doesn't need to match.
Review every row before it commits
Missing required fields, bad references, and formatting issues are flagged row by row, before a single entry is created or changed.
Create new, update existing — by handle
Rows matching an existing handle update in place. Everything else is created fresh. No duplicate entries to clean up afterward.
what it does
Built for stores with more structured content than time.
Bulk CSV with field mapping
Move hundreds of metaobject entries in one file, in either direction — into the store or out of it.
Errors caught before commit
A full pass over the file surfaces problems up front, so a bad row can't quietly break your data.
Create or update by handle
Re-uploading the same file updates existing entries instead of duplicating them.
Native to Shopify Admin
No separate data warehouse or export pipeline — it reads and writes your store's own metaobjects directly.
pricing
Free while Metaobjectify is in early access.
knowledge
Common questions
Does it work with any metaobject definition?
Yes — pick any metaobject definition already set up on your store, and Metaobjectify reads its fields to build the mapping step for you.
What happens if a row fails validation?
Nothing is written for that row. You get a plain-language reason — a missing required field, an invalid reference — and can fix it and re-run the import.
Can I export what's already in my store?
Yes. Export any metaobject type to CSV for backup, bulk editing offline, or moving data between stores.
What store data does the app need access to?
It needs to view your store owner contact details, and view and edit products and metaobject definitions and entries — that's what lets it write the data you import.
reviews
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