Limitations

Well… not all that glitters is gold!

Below you can find a list of limitations that hopefully will be resolved in the future, but you should be aware before converting.

Webflow

Elements regarding the Account functionalities still need to be made with Custom Attributes;
The Cart page (not the Mini Cart), that is not mandatory, needs a specific configuration since there’s no comparable element in Webflow;

Theme max size in MB is 50. You can’t upload theme that are bigger than 50MB, the Udesly App will refuse to convert such sites, to avoid bad sorrows when you will upload the theme inside Shopify;
The max number of translation keys is hard capped at 3000. The Udesly App will fail to convert and ask you to disable translations if your site has a lot more texts;
The page permalink structure is defined and not changeable, all your pages will be under the path /pages/, e.g: your page contact-us in Webflow, will be /pages/contact-us in Shopify;
Checkout is not modifiable, in Shopify you can just upload a css file and only if you have a Shopify Plus plan ($299+);
Shopify as CMS is pretty limited and only allows you to create Blogs, fortunately you can create unlimited Blogs, so the Udesly App will create 1 different blog for each CMS collection you created in Webflow, but the permalink structure is locked also here. e.g: if you created a collection called events in Webflow, you will find it under /blog/events in Shopify and you can’t change it;

Some Shopify functionalities are not convertible yet and are available only through Liquid Elements;
Sections conversion has not reached feature parity with old Udesly App;
Integrations with third party Shopify apps needs better support and explanations with examples for the most important and used apps;
Video Field doesn’t work correctly yet;

Featured images of variation are imported as product images so they must be attached manually after import;