The import has stopped

Hi @corentinprivas,

Thanks for sharing the details. When an import stops after a few records (like 5 or 10), it can be due to several reasons, like server limits, or timeout settings.

To quickly narrow this down, we recommend trying the steps in our troubleshooting guide, which covers the most common causes and fixes:
https://www.smackcoders.com/documentation/wp-ultimate-csv-importer-pro/troubleshooting-guide

In particular, please check:

• PHP execution time and memory limits

If the issue still persists after trying these, please share the following so we can investigate this more precisely:

• Your CSV file (or a sample, if it contains sensitive data)
• Environment details (WordPress Dashboard → Tools → Site Health → Info)
• Screenshot of the “Security” section from the plugin settings

Once we have these, we’ll be able to pinpoint exactly what’s causing the import to stop and help you resolve it quickly.

@corentinprivas Thank you for sharing the file and screenshots.

We reviewed the CSV and noticed that it contains a large number of WooCommerce products with remote image URLs. Imports of this size can place additional load on the server during image download and product creation.

To improve handling for this use case, we have further optimized the WooCommerce import process on our side, including:

• Improved remote image download handling
• Better batch execution flow for large imports
• Additional stability optimizations for bulk WooCommerce product imports

We have prepared a fix pack for this issue. Please download and update the plugin using the package below: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1tsIVnFxk2c-cXn0FITvLvQQ78kgS2tPg?usp=sharing

Since the import involves many products and external images, we also recommend verifying the following PHP/server settings to ensure the server can process larger batches smoothly:

• max_execution_time = 300 or higher
• max_input_time = 300 or higher
• max_input_vars = 3000
• memory_limit = 1024M or higher
• allow_url_fopen = On

These settings are especially important when importing large WooCommerce datasets with remote images in a single process.

Please try the import again after applying these settings and let us know the result. If the issue still persists, we’ll continue investigating further.

@corentinprivas Thank you for your patience. Our developer has tried exactly with your environment set up and finds it working. Can you please reach out to us at support@smackcoders.com. Our team will help you resolving this.