A free wishlist you can fill from any store.
Paste links or write down what you want. Share one link and friends reserve privately, so nobody buys the same thing twice.
106 wishlists made here in 2026 · 54 gifts reserved on them
How it works
You see the count. They see the names.
Reservations are stripped out on the server before your own page is built, so nothing you do can spoil the surprise. Everyone else sees exactly who is bringing what.
What you see
3 gift ideas · 1 reserved · which one is hidden from you
What your friends see
3 gift ideas · 1 reserved · nobody buys it twice
One page. Every occasion.
Your profile lives at yourwishpage.com/you. Make a new Christmas list every year; keep your birthday list forever.
Pick your occasion
Each page explains how the list works for that day. Every list is free.
Works with any shop
Paste a link from Amazon, Etsy, Zalando, IKEA, Thomann, Decathlon or anywhere else. The title, photo and price come across whenever the shop shares them, and the wish is saved even when it does not.
Anything you cannot link to, you type: a bottle of Rioja, a day out, help with the garden. Typed wishes work exactly like linked ones.
Standing in a real shop? Snap it with your phone: the photo becomes the wish, no link needed.
- Amazon
- Etsy
- Zalando
- IKEA
- Thomann
- Decathlon
- …and any other shop
Why not just use an Amazon wish list?
It only holds what Amazon sells.
The concert ticket, the bakery voucher, the second-hand bike from a neighbour: none of it fits. Here a wish is a link from anywhere, or a sentence.
Buyers can see where you live.
Shipping through an Amazon list shows buyers your name and town, and a seller who ships the order themselves gets the full address. Here nobody sees an address, because nothing ships through the site.
The surprise depends on a setting.
Depending on how the list is configured, bought items can show up as purchased to the person who made it. Here reservations are removed on the server before your page is built. There is no setting to get wrong.
Side by side
| yourwishpage | Amazon wish list | A store registry | A group chat | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works with any shop | Yes, or a typed wish | Amazon only | That store only | Yes, until the link scrolls away |
| Guests need an account | No | To buy, yes | Depends on the store | They need to be in the chat |
| You can see what is reserved | No, never | Depends on a setting | Usually, for the thank-you notes | Not if you are left out of it |
| Givers see your address | No, nothing ships through it | Name and town; some sellers get all of it | Usually not; the store ships to you | Only if you share it |
| Ads or affiliate links | None | It is a shop | It is a shop | None |
| Price | Free | Free | Free to set up | Free |
| Secret Santa draw | Yes, built in | No | No | No, somebody draws by hand |
Is it free?
Yes. Making a list, adding wishes, sharing it and reserving gifts cost nothing, for you and for everybody you send it to.
What it does not do
- No payments. Friends buy the gift wherever they like; no money passes through this site, so it takes no cut.
- No email to your guests. You share the link yourself, by message, email or QR code. Guests give a first name and nothing else.
- No app store. It is a website. If you want an icon on your phone, it installs from the browser.
Tools and resources
Guides
The questions people have before they send a list.
Questions
Is it rude to send a wishlist?
Not when somebody has asked what you would like, and most people would rather be told than guess. The etiquette guide covers when to send one, the wording, and what to do when nobody asked.
Do my friends need an account?
No. Anyone with the link can open the list and reserve a gift by typing a first name or nickname. Only the person who owns the list signs up, once.
Which shops does it work with?
Any shop with a web address. Paste the link and the title, photo and price come across whenever the shop shares them. If a shop does not, the wish is still saved and you can add the details yourself. Anything without a link, you simply type.
How do friends reserve a gift?
They open your link, press “I’ll get this” on a gift and type a first name. Other visitors then see that it is taken and who is bringing it. Whoever reserved it can undo that from the same browser.
Can I see who reserved what?
No, and that is the point. Your own page hides every reservation; you only see how many gifts are taken. This is enforced on the server, not hidden in the interface, so even view-source cannot spoil it.
Which languages does it come in?
English, Spanish and German, all complete: the pages, the interface and the lists. Pick a language at the top of any page and the site remembers it.
- Free
- No ads
- No affiliate links
- Nothing sold or passed on
- Friends need no account to reserve
Fonts and everything else the site needs come from this domain. Two visitor counters, Ahrefs and Google Analytics, are told which page you opened and nothing that is on a list. Read exactly what is stored.
Questions? Write to info@yourwishpage.com.
