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Super Speedy Imports Lite

Name: Super Speedy Imports Lite
Author: Dave Hilditch

Fast, easy and unlimited bulk CSV, XML and JSON imports for WooCommerce products and WordPress posts. Give it a file and it maps the fields for you.

Super Speedy Imports Lite ranks #55,114 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #10,113 of 14,124 in the E-commerce category, and was last updated Oct 26, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v3.40.0 Current Version v3.40.0

Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 26 Oct, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 3.40.0
Last Updated: Oct 26, 2026
Requires WP: 6.9+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 8.0 or higher
Author: Dave Hilditch

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Super Speedy Imports Lite

Put the image URL in a column of your file and map it to the featured image; automatic configuration does this for the image columns it recognises. The image is downloaded into your Media Library, and it can be on any public website, not only your own. Each URL is downloaded once, however many rows use it, and reused on later runs. Several images per product (galleries) are in Pro.

Each row is matched to the item already on your site by the import's unique identifier column, and that item is updated; rows with no match are added as new items. The identifier is SKU by default for products, or GTIN / UPC / EAN / ISBN, and post title by default for posts, or post title + category; either can also match on the post ID. Items created by other plugins or by hand are matched too, and images already downloaded are reused.

Set If an item is missing from your file… to Remove it when you create the import (in the ⚙ options on New Import), or tick Delete missing items under Additional Options. After each run, the items this import created or updated that are not in the new file are moved to the Trash; tick Force delete (skip trash) to delete them permanently instead. Items created by hand or by other imports are left as they are.

Import it as one file: imports are unlimited. Measured with the WordPress.org build of version 3.40.0 on a 4-vCPU server, through the dashboard, 100,000 simple WooCommerce products imported in 81 seconds. With Remove it set, each run removes the items that are not in that run's file, so keep the whole catalogue in one file. If the file is larger than your server accepts as an upload, copy it into wp-content/uploads/super-speedy-imports by FTP or SFTP and choose it under or pick a previously uploaded file.

Yes, with WP-CLI: wp ssi <import id> runs the import on the server with no browser, and you can add it to cron. A dashboard import runs while its tab is open, so leave the tab open until it shows Import complete.

Choose the file as usual. The plugin detects the semicolon separator and the decimal comma when you choose the file, and both settings are in the ⚙ options on New Import if you want to check them. Prices such as 12,50, 1.234,50 and € 9,95 are read as 12.5, 1234.5 and 9.95.

Prices can carry currency symbols or codes and thousands separators: £12.99, $5, EUR 19.90 and 1,234.50 are all read as plain numbers. Write post dates as YYYY-MM-DD, optionally with a time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS); ISO 8601 dates such as 2026-01-20T10:00:00Z work too.

Save it as CSV first (in Excel, File > Save As and choose a CSV format), then import the CSV file. If Excel saves it with semicolons and decimal commas, import it as it is.

In Google Sheets, choose File > Share > Publish to web, pick the sheet and Comma-separated values (.csv), and paste that link under Import from URL on New Import. The sheet is downloaded when you press Fetch; press Fetch again to pick up later edits, then run the import.

Paste the address under Import from URL on New Import and press Fetch, and the file is downloaded to your site. The URL can return CSV, XML or JSON, so an API endpoint that exports any of them works. To import a newer version, press Fetch again on the same URL under New Import: it downloads the new file, keeps the earlier one in wp-content/uploads/super-speedy-imports/previous, and the import uses the new file on its next run. Imports converted from WP All Import keep their URL source and fetch it again at the start of every run.