Product Save & Sync
One click. Full fidelity. No CSVs, no multi-step imports, no data engineer required.
Export, same-store restore, same-store duplicate, cross-store copy via Sync, and offline import from a saved ZIP are all live today.
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What gets copied
A Shopify product isn't just a row in a table. Product Save & Sync treats it like the complex object it is, with every piece attached.
Every option, every SKU, every price, plus tax settings, weight, country of origin, HS tariff codes and inventory policy.
Images, videos and 3D models as original files, downloaded and included. YouTube and Vimeo embeds save the link; the video stays on the host.
File-type metafield values bring the referenced file (PDFs, spreadsheets, anything a merchant has attached) along with the snapshot.
The template file itself (e.g. product.pre-order.json) is saved and restored alongside the assignment. The default product.json that ships with every theme is deliberately excluded.
Kept exactly as-is, so URLs don't change.
Page title, meta description, URL handle, product category.
Values and definitions. Every namespace the app has scope for, including private metafields; the schema itself (names, types, validation rules, access settings) travels with the snapshot, not just the values.
Instances and definitions. References from product metafields are followed and resolved on the target.
Membership preserved by handle; full collection details captured too (title, description, image, SEO, sort order, smart-collection rules).
Stock levels at every location, including deactivated and legacy locations; plus item-level country of origin, HS tariff codes and unit cost.
Every tag.
Where the product is published.
Product associations and the plans themselves (billing and delivery policies, plan names). The third-party subscription app's own UI config is not recreated.
Handles and SKUs stay exactly as-is across the copy.
Three modes
Restore, Duplicate and cross-store copy via Sync — pick the right mode for the job.
Revert a product on the same store it came from.
Useful after a bad bulk edit, a rogue CSV import, or an accidental delete. Matched by Shopify product ID: updated if it still exists, recreated if it's been deleted. Every change is listed in a per-resource preview before anything runs, so you review and approve the set first. Full reconciliation — extra variants removed, extra metafields cleaned up, inventory zeroed at locations not in the export.
Create a copy of a product on the same store.
Useful as a starting point for a variation, or for building product templates. Always a new product; shared resources like collections and metaobjects are matched and reused rather than updated. Purely additive — nothing else on the store is touched.
Cross-store copy that keeps two stores in step.
Products matched by handle, variants matched by SKU within each matched product (Shopify IDs don't transfer between stores). If a matching product exists it is updated; if not, it is created with the original handle. Metaobjects are matched by handle or created as needed. Same per-resource preview before anything runs. Full reconciliation on the target — extra variants, channel assignments, inventory levels and collection memberships not in the source are cleaned up automatically. This is what solves the staging-store problem.
Sync overwrites matching products on the target. Products that only exist on the target are left alone.
Cross-store copy via Sync doesn't require you to download a ZIP and upload it on the other side. The source store generates a share token; you paste it on the destination store; the snapshot transfers directly between the two PSS installations. The same per-resource preview applies — every create, update, match and skip is listed before anything runs.
A detailed import summary afterwards shows exactly what was created, updated, matched or skipped on the target.
Snapshots
Every export creates a snapshot you can manage from the Snapshots page. Import it directly — to restore, duplicate, or copy across to another store — without downloading anything first. Download a ZIP for an offline copy. Share via token to transfer it to another store's PSS installation. Snapshots are encrypted at rest, isolated per store, and each downloaded ZIP is assembled on demand rather than kept on disk.
Why merchants use it
Copy the catalogue from the live store to the new one in one pass. No CSV shuffling, no metafield remap.
A byte-identical working copy of production to test theme changes, app updates or bulk edits against.
Same catalogue, different domain or trading name. Copy once, maintain separately.
A ZIP you keep. Run it before a risky bulk edit, a theme migration, or an app install that touches products.
A bulk edit goes sideways, a CSV overwrites the wrong column, or a product gets deleted by accident. Restore from a snapshot to put the product back exactly as it was — even if it's been deleted, in which case it's recreated from scratch.
How it works
On the source store, and the destination if you're syncing.
One product, many products, or the whole catalogue. Filter and search supported.
Run a Restore, a Duplicate, a cross-store copy via Sync (share token), or download a ZIP for later.
Processing runs on our servers. Real-time progress. Per-resource preview before any writes happen on the target. Per-product error logs if anything can't be reconciled. Detailed import summary at the end.
Pricing
Restore, Duplicate and cross-store copy via Sync are in both.
Free
Full fidelity — no feature restrictions. Every field, metafield, metaobject and media file the paid plan handles is handled here. The difference is throughput, not capability.
$19 / month
Prices shown are current. Anyone who subscribes at a given price keeps that price for the life of their subscription — price rises only apply to new subscribers.
How we compare to Matrixify
Matrixify is a strong tool for spreadsheet-shaped work. It was built for people who understand their store's data structure and want control over the whole process. Product Save & Sync was built for a narrower job: copying a product — intact. If metafields that reference metaobjects matter to you, our write-up on the Matrixify migration problem goes into the detail.
Reviews
Historic Newspapers · United Kingdom
18 days using the app · 13 April 2026
Product Save & Sync has made keeping our staging store and live store in step genuinely painless. The cross-store Sync mode matches products by handle and variants by SKU, so it maps correctly to the target store even though Shopify IDs differ between stores.
On Quiet Days · United Kingdom
4 months using the app · edited 27 March 2026
We've tried every export/import app out there and they all fall short on metaobject relationships or just silently drop data. Product Save & Sync really does export everything needed to get our products back when disaster strikes.
FAQ
Help & support
Full capability documentation served from inside the app itself.
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