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I have a .csv file that I want to import to Trello. How can I go about doing that? Zapier won´t work because there are too many and I would be required to pay, which I´m trying to avoid.

PiotrWolkowski
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    there is a free power-up now which does this, including custom field data https://www.bluecatreports.com/imports/ – Robin Aug 25 '22 at 09:18

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It's been some time since I used it, but this was killer:

Online Scrum Tools – Part 3 – Import Backlog into Trello

Basically, it's a Google Docs Spreadsheet with some custom JavaScript in it. You set it up with your Trello API Key, the Board ID, and the List ID, and it does the magic.

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You can do this via the Import Wizard, by Import2 (disclaimer, I work for Import2). This will import your lists from CSV directly into Trello and there is no limit on number of items.

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Official Trello recommendation: https://help.trello.com/article/751-importing-data-into-trello

  1. Copy Paste - When you paste text into a Trello card, each new line becomes a new card. This means if you have a list of card titles e.g. in an Excel spreadsheet, you can simply copy the title from one column and each cell from the sheet will become a card in a Trello list.
  2. Trello API - You can use the Trello API to have full programmatic control of the import process
  3. Zapier
  4. Import2 Wizard - is a third party solution that allows you to import data in Trello from CSV files.

Bonus: Custom python script (thanks yo Joshm Carthur) https://gist.github.com/joshmcarthur/2839352#file-trello-cards-from-csv-rb