CSV Pilot is a free, no-signup tool for creating and managing Hyperzod product catalog CSVs. You can generate a catalog by chatting, convert a Shopify or DeliverLogic export into the Hyperzod format, or upload your current CSV and edit it. This quick-start walks through each flow in under five minutes, with the prompts that produce the best results.
Flow 1: Create a catalog by chatting
- Open CSV Pilot and click the chat input.
- Type what you need: "Create 8 pizza products with sizes Small, Medium, Large and a toppings add-on group."
- Watch the preview fill with products. Click any cell to fix a name or price.
- Press Export CSV and download the Hyperzod-compatible file.
That is the whole flow. The AI builds the correct column structure for you — you never touch a column name. The more specific the request, the better the draft: include quantities, price ranges, categories, and which items should have variants or add-ons.
Flow 2: Convert a Shopify export
- Click Upload CSV and select your Shopify product export.
- The tool detects the format and holds the file without changing it.
- In the chat, say "Convert this CSV for import."
- Review the converted catalog in the preview — variants have become option groups, and the base price is the cheapest variant.
- Export and import into Hyperzod.
The hold-and-convert design matters: an accidental upload never modifies your data. Conversion only happens when you ask for it.
Flow 3: Convert a DeliverLogic menu
- Upload the DeliverLogic menu file.
- Say "Convert this CSV for import."
- Review the option groups — sauces, toppings and crusts each become a group with their prices as add-on amounts over the base price.
- Export.
DeliverLogic menus are the most repetitive to convert by hand — one row per option member — so this flow saves the most time for restaurant merchants.
Flow 4: Edit your current CSV
- Upload your existing catalog CSV.
- Either click cells in the preview to fix individual values, or describe a bulk change: "Make all products 15% cheaper."
- Review, then export.
Bulk edits respect the delta pricing model, so changing a base price keeps the Small/Medium/Large differences intact.
Tips for good results
- Be specific — "10 pizzas with sizes and toppings, ₹299–₹599" beats "some pizzas".
- Review before export — inferred fields are highlighted in the preview; check them.
- Fix in the preview, not in the exported file — editing the raw CSV afterwards reintroduces the manual errors the tool removes.
- Your data is safe — files are processed in memory, never stored, and never used to train AI models.
- Validation is your friend — the error count next to the preview tells you when the file is ready.
Start with Flow 1. Create a small catalog of five products, review it, and export. It takes less time than reading this guide.