Export Your Data
Download your catalog, orders and customers as spreadsheets, any time, on any plan including Free — what's in each file and what isn't.
Your data is yours. From your dashboard you can download your whole catalog, every order, and your customer list as spreadsheets — on every plan, including Free. There's no request to make and nobody to ask.
Download it
Go to your dashboard and click Export my data. Your browser downloads a single
.zip file named for your store and the date, like
niblr-export-your-store-2026-08-03.zip.
Unzip it and you'll find six spreadsheets and a README.
What's in each file
| File | One row per |
|---|---|
products.csv | Product |
product-variants.csv | Variant, linked to a product by productSlug |
categories.csv | Category |
orders.csv | Order |
order-items.csv | Item within an order, linked by orderNumber |
customers.csv | Customer |
Orders are split across two files because one order can contain several items,
and a spreadsheet row can only hold one. Join them on the orderNumber column.
Products and variants split for the same reason.
Every file opens directly in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.
About the amounts
Money appears as a normal decimal — 12.50 — with the currency in the currency
column of the same row. The figures are exact. Nothing is rounded on its way into
the file, so totals in your spreadsheet will match totals in your admin to the
last unit.
Two things to know
Images are links, not files. Product and category images appear as full web addresses on your own store domain — open one in a browser and the image loads. If you want the image files themselves, download them from those addresses; a script can read the column and fetch them in bulk. They aren't inside the zip, because a store's images can run to several gigabytes.
Only the first address per customer. If a customer has saved more than one delivery address, the additional ones aren't in the file.
What isn't included
The export covers your commercial records — catalog, orders and customers. It doesn't include your storefront pages, your theme, or your tax and fulfilment settings, which only mean anything inside Niblr.
If you're moving to your own server rather than to another platform, you don't need this export at all: the self-hosted build runs on the same standard Postgres database, so you can take the database itself.