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Turn your Goodreads export into a clean StoryGraph-ready CSV in your browser. Fixes the ISBN quirk that breaks imports. Moving from Goodreads to StoryGraph? StoryGraph can import a Goodreads CSV, but the export has a quirk that quietly breaks it: Goodreads wraps every ISBN like ="9780..." so spreadsheets keep the leading zeros, and that makes ISBNs import blank or fail. This fixes that. Pick your Goodreads library export and this cleans it into a StoryGraph-ready CSV: it un-wraps the ISBNs, drops rows with no title (which can make the whole import fail), and tidies stray spacing — keeping every book, rating, review and shelf. Then you upload the clean file to StoryGraph. Everything happens in the popup, in your browser. Your library is never uploaded anywhere and the extension asks for no permissions. Independent extension, not affiliated with StoryGraph or Goodreads. How to use 1. In Goodreads: My Books › Import and export › Export Library — download the CSV. 2. Click this extension, choose that CSV, and download the cleaned StoryGraph CSV. 3. In StoryGraph: Manage account › Import, upload the cleaned file. Features • Fixes the ="..." ISBN wrapping that makes Goodreads imports drop ISBNs. • Skips title-less rows that can fail the whole import, and reports how many. • Keeps ratings, reviews, shelves and dates intact. • No account, no permissions, no servers — your library stays in your browser.
Jul 27, 2026
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