Importing via CSV

You can import a lot of attachments via CSV file at the same time

How to create CSV file for import

Even though you can use any utility to create CSV files, the best option is to use Microsoft Excel.

We would recommend creating several attachments manually, then exporting the file to CSV to understand the structure of the file. Alternatively, you can download sample file below.

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attachments_20230221_224610.csv

Sample file

When you import CSV file, attachments will be added to existing attachments. If you want to overwrite old attachments, make sure to delete old attachments via Delete All button next to Import buttons.

Structure of import file

Column name	Explanation
Published	True or False
Icon	Filename of the icon. Default icons have names with .png extension. For example for pdf icon use pdf.png
File name	Fill only if importing File. This is only for the display in admin pannel.
AttachmentMode	File FileUrl HTML5Video EmbedYoutube
File URL	If importing File, type URL on your store. Usually it would be https://yourstore.com/files/attachments/file_name.pdf If importing FileUrl, type URL If importing HTML5Video, type URL to the video. If importing YouTube Video, type iframe tag.
Name	Display name for the attachment. Will be shown on product page.
ProductSource	To which entity map attachment. Products, Categories, or Manufacturers
Ids	If mapping to Products, use SKUs of the products separated with SPACE If mapping to Categories, use Category Ids separated with SPACE If mapping to Manufacturers, use Manufacturer Ids separated with SPACE
Language	Fill language Id (number). 0 means all languages.
Width	Fill only if using HTML5Video.
Height	Fill only if using HTML5Video.

If you are importing YouTube video, do not use Width and Height parameters. Use width and height in iframe directly.