The Import button pulls listings you already have on a marketplace into Closo so you don't have to re-type them. You pick a marketplace, click Start, and Closo brings in the titles, photos, prices, and condition it can read from your existing listings.
How import works
Import is orchestrated by Closo and executed through the Closo Chrome extension in your browser. Closo plans the import and the extension does the reading from the marketplace on your account, then sends what it finds back to Closo. Because the reading happens in your own browser session, the Closo extension must be installed and you need to be signed into that marketplace in Chrome.
Which marketplaces you can import from
Depop import is available now. Mercari, Poshmark, and Vinted import are rolling out — if you don't see import enabled for one of them yet, it's on the way. As each one ships, the marketplace becomes selectable on the Imports page.
Import vs CSV import
Import reads from a marketplace you're already connected to, so you don't need a spreadsheet. CSV import is the other path: you upload a spreadsheet of products. They're built for different jobs. If you're moving listings that are already live on a supported marketplace, use Import. If you're migrating from a spreadsheet or another tool's export, use CSV import — but note CSV import is capped at 100 rows per file, so a large catalog has to be split into batches.
Open Imports