Import Amazon Products to Shopify
Shopify and Amazon can work together in two different ways. You can connect your store to sell on Amazon, or you can bring Amazon product details into Shopify to create listings faster. Ecopy does the second: paste an Amazon link and it imports the title, description, images and variants, ready for you to edit before you publish.
Last updated November 6, 2026
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Why import from Amazon to Shopify?
- ✓A huge catalogue for researching products across almost every category
- ✓Detailed specifications that save time when you create a listing
- ✓Variants such as sizes, colours and styles imported together
- ✓Listings you can rewrite and translate instead of retyping them
How to import Amazon products with eCopy
Install Ecopy Chrome Extension
Add the Ecopy Chrome Extension to your browser and connect it to your Shopify store in seconds.
Browse Amazon Products
Navigate to any product page on Amazon. The Ecopy extension will detect the product automatically.
Click Import to Shopify
Click the Ecopy button, customize your content with AI rewriting, and import directly to your Shopify store.
What eCopy imports from Amazon
- ✓Product title
- ✓Full product description
- ✓All product images (including variant images)
- ✓Variants (sizes, colors, styles)
- ✓Product price
- ✓Product specifications
Shopify Amazon integration: which one do you need?
If you want to sell on Amazon and manage those listings and orders from Shopify, look at Shopify Marketplace Connect, which is Shopify's own app for selling on marketplaces including Amazon. Ecopy does not do this and does not publish anything to Amazon.
If you want to create products in your Shopify store from Amazon listings, you need an importer. That is what Ecopy does. It reads a public product page, so you do not need an Amazon seller account or API access.
- ✓Sell your products on Amazon: use Shopify Marketplace Connect
- ✓Create Shopify products from Amazon listings: use a product importer such as Ecopy
Can you dropship from Amazon to Shopify?
Amazon's rules are stricter than many guides suggest. According to Shopify's own summary of Amazon's policy, sellers on Amazon must be the seller of record, remove third-party supplier details from packing slips and invoices, and handle their own returns. Buying from another retailer and shipping it in that retailer's packaging is not permitted under that policy.
Those rules apply to selling on Amazon, but the practical issue is similar for a Shopify store: a customer who receives an Amazon-branded box from an order placed on your site has a confusing experience, and you remain responsible for returns. Read the current policy, check with a professional if you are unsure, and consider whether you hold your own stock or use a supplier that works with resellers.
What comes across, and what to change
Ecopy imports the title, description, images, variants, price and specifications, and converts the price into your store currency. Treat the result as a first draft. Listing copy written for Amazon is often packed with keywords and is unlikely to rank or sell well on your own store without changes.
Do not import or re-use Amazon customer reviews. They were written about another seller's listing, so presenting them as your own would mislead shoppers. Collect real reviews from your own customers instead.
- ✓Rewrite the title and description for your own customers
- ✓Replace images with ones you have the right to use
- ✓Set your price with real shipping, fees and returns in mind
- ✓Remove brand names you are not authorised to use
Keeping imported products up to date
Do not assume an imported product changes when the Amazon listing does. You can resynchronise a product from the History page in the app when you want fresh information from the source, so check price and availability regularly for anything you actively sell.
Ecopy does not place or track Amazon orders, because it has no fulfilment feature. Decide how orders will be fulfilled before you start running traffic to a product.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Shopify integrate with Amazon?
Yes. Shopify Marketplace Connect is Shopify's app for selling on marketplaces including Amazon. Importing Amazon products into your Shopify store is a separate job, handled by importer apps such as Ecopy.
How do I import Amazon products to Shopify?
Install Ecopy on your store, paste an Amazon product link in the app or use the Chrome extension on the product page, edit the result, then import it as a draft or publish it.
Do I need an Amazon seller account or API access?
No. Ecopy imports from public product pages, so you do not need an Amazon seller account or API key to import.
Can I import several Amazon products at once?
Not from a list of links. Bulk import in Ecopy works with Shopify stores. Amazon products are imported one at a time, from a link in the app or with the Chrome extension.
Can I use Amazon reviews on my Shopify store?
No, you should not. They describe another seller's listing, so presenting them as your own would mislead shoppers. Collect genuine reviews from your own customers instead.
Does Ecopy fulfil Amazon orders?
No. Ecopy does not place or track supplier orders, so you need your own fulfilment process.
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