Copy the theme files you choose into another store you own.
Syncto links a second Shopify store after that store approves, then copies the theme files you pick from a source theme into a theme there. It can bring along sections, snippets, and blocks a file references, leave settings files out, and record what landed. It is in the studio and not on the App Store. Free, Pro at $14.99 a month, and Advanced at $29.99 a month are configured in the app. They are not a listing.
Everything you need
Link a second store
Enter the other shop's name. The request stays pending until that shop approves it. Either side can revoke the link later.
Choose the files
Pick theme files, or a whole group such as sections or snippets. Search the list, skip names you do not want, and leave settings files out unless you turn that filter off.
Related files
Syncto can add the sections, snippets, and blocks a selected file references. That option is on unless you turn it off.
A checked result
After the copy, Syncto counts how many expected files it found and names any that are missing. History marks the run success, partial, or failed.
Simple, transparent pricing
Free
$0
- ✓ One other store can be linked
- ✓ Choose files, check the result, and read history
What changed
Syncto is still in the studio, so these notes describe the build in progress rather than an App Store release.
The public page matches the app
- The page you see before the admin says Syncto copies theme files, not products, collections, or pages.
- It says Syncto is not on the App Store, and it shows Free only, because that is the plan a store can be on.
One store can fail without stopping the others
- If a linked store cannot be reached, that store is marked failed.
- Other stores in the same run can still receive their files. History keeps those rows.
A clear stop at the linked-store cap
- **Link Stores** tells you when this shop has reached its linked-store cap, and it does not send another request.
- On Free, that cap is one other store.
History times follow the shop
- Dates and times in history use the shop's timezone.
Copy a theme to another store
- Link a second store and approve it there before anything is copied.
- Choose which theme files are included.
- History shows what was copied.
Frequently asked questions
Can I install Syncto from the App Store? +
Not yet. Syncto is in the studio. Write to XCO if you want it on a store.
Does it copy products? +
No. It copies theme files only. It does not copy products, collections, or pages.
Are those prices a listing? +
No. Free, Pro at $14.99 a month, and Advanced at $29.99 a month are configured in the app. They are not an App Store listing, and a store cannot buy a paid tier from a listing today. The limit the app applies is how many other stores you can link: one on Free.
Does the other store have to approve? +
Yes. A pending request copies nothing. Open Syncto on the other store and approve the link. Either store can revoke it later.
Can I undo a copy? +
No. If you choose the live theme, Syncto asks you to type CONFIRM first, because that changes the published storefront. Prefer a theme that is not live.
Can I copy a whole theme? +
Whole-theme sync is not offered. Choose the files to include.
Is there an undo? +
Use the history to see what was copied. Publish on the destination store only after you preview.
One store failed. Did the others copy? +
Yes. A failure on one linked store does not stop the others. The history shows which one failed.
How many stores can I link? +
The free tier in the app is capped. The app tells you when you are at the cap. These tiers are not an App Store listing.
The destination theme went live on its own. +
Publishing is a separate step in the theme library. Syncto copies files. Preview, then publish when you are ready.
I copied a file I did not want. +
Run again without that file only if you also restore the destination copy from the preview you trust. The history shows what was copied.