Core use
- Run a pre-import scan before upload.
- Find errors, duplicates, and missing fields.
- Export a cleaner CSV for review.
- See risky rows before they enter your account.
CSV Import Fixer
Upload or paste a CSV and catch duplicate emails, missing values, invalid image URLs, duplicate SKUs, formatting issues, company-name variants, and lifecycle-stage warnings. The checker runs locally in your browser.
Catch mistakes while the file is still safe on your computer.
What does this tool do?
It is not a HubSpot or Shopify importer. It is the preflight step that helps you find risky rows, fix obvious issues, and avoid importing messy data into a live CRM or store.
Paste the HubSpot, CRM, or Shopify error message and get a fix plan before touching the file again.
Get a simple readiness score and a row-by-row issue table before your import creates a messy CRM.
Export a safer CSV that excludes rows with blocking errors so you can review risky contacts separately.
The first version does not connect to HubSpot, Salesforce, or any CRM. It only checks your local CSV file.
Paste failed import text and turn vague platform messages into a CSV fix plan.
Catch Image Src, duplicate image URL, Option1 Name, and option value problems before product import.
Review SEO Title, SEO Description, Image Alt Text, Google Product Category, gender, and age group fields before import.
Sales ops teams, HubSpot admins, agencies, and small SaaS teams preparing contact lists for import.
It does not automatically import contacts, enrich leads, scrape data, send emails, or make legal/compliance decisions.
No. The MVP runs in your browser and checks the CSV locally. You can export reports and safer CSV files without connecting to HubSpot or Shopify.
It checks missing handles or titles, duplicate Variant SKU values, Image Src problems, option-column gaps, SEO metadata issues, Google Shopping fields, and rows that should be reviewed before import.
It checks duplicate emails, invalid emails, missing email values, phone formatting issues, company-name variants, lifecycle-stage warnings, and field mapping gaps.
No. It prepares safer CSV files and highlights common risks, but HubSpot, Shopify, custom fields, and account settings can still affect the final import result.