Everything you need for gifting without the stress

Birthday, wedding, baby, a colleague’s farewell and creator pages are one tap away, with ten more behind “more occasions” — Christmas, Easter, a christening, graduation and the rest. Every template is set up for its occasion.

Just copy a product link from Amazon, Otto, Zalando or another shop. When the shop lets us read it, the name, price and picture fill themselves in; if not, the link is there and you add the rest.

Install the wish button in your browser. See something you want? One click opens the add form on any shop — name, price and picture are already in it when the shop lets us read them, otherwise you add them yourself. You pick the list and confirm.

Products (an Amazon link, say), experiences (a concert, a spa day), a group fund (money toward a big wish) or donations (for a good cause) — all on one list.

Unlike Amazon: add wishes from any shop, or write your own wish with no link at all. You’re not tied to any one shop.

Made for couples: both of you can edit the list and see every reservation. Ideal for weddings. In surprise mode the reservations hide from whoever owns the list, and the co-owner keeps the full view.

The “Activity” tab shows every reservation and every contribution. For money, one click marks it as arrived or cancels it — if the PayPal money never came, say. For gifts your guests buy themselves, you do that on the wish itself. With surprise mode on, that tab waits until you switch the mode off; a co-owner keeps it throughout.

Bring over an existing wishlist from Amazon or Throne. Paste the URL, pick your products, then create the list they land on — about 2 minutes.

No end date — made for creators, personal wishes or hobbies. Share the link in your bio and receive gifts whenever.

In your profile you choose your account language. It sets the language of your notifications and sign-in emails and is the default for new wishlists. You can change a list’s language anytime in its settings. The site itself stays in the language you are browsing in. If you prefer the other language, a short bar under the header offers to switch when you arrive — it never redirects you.

You see your wishes, but not which ones are already reserved. Your guests coordinate between themselves — you get surprised.

Private (you and your co-owner), link-only (anyone with the link) or public (visible to everyone). You decide.

For expensive wishes, several friends can each chip in a share. The progress bar shows how much is still missing.

Contributors don’t see who gives how much — only whoever manages the group fund. Made for the office: no comparing, no pressure — everyone gives what they can.

No more group-chat chaos. Everyone giving can sort it out right on the list: who buys what, who picks it up. All in one place.

You can cancel physical reservations and external pledges through the link in your confirmation email. Pending online payments stay pledged until they are confirmed or the checkout expires; for confirmed online payments you can request a refund there.

Your guests pay by credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay — directly, with no account of their own. Which further methods appear — SEPA direct debit, for example — is up to your own Stripe account, and SEPA works in euros only. Handled by Stripe.

PayPal payments run straight through your PayPal.me link. Your guests do need their own PayPal account.

Fans or friends send you the amount directly instead of buying the product themselves. You buy it yourself — your address stays private.

Stripe pays contributions straight into your bank account, automatically. No wallet, no payout limit.

Creating and sharing wishlists is free, and there’s no subscription. If you take payments through Stripe, there’s a 3% platform fee plus Stripe’s own fees.

On a phone, one tap opens the share menu your device already has, so the link can go to Signal, Messages or anywhere else you share things. Where that menu is missing, the buttons above and copy-link do the same job.

Apps that show link previews — WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook — display your list with its banner automatically. You do nothing for it.

In the run-up to Christmas you can make a video of about 13 seconds from your own list: Santa says the recipient’s first name and asks people to help with the gifts, and the closing frame carries your list’s address. Free, two videos per list, portrait so it fits WhatsApp and stories. German lists only, not on creator pages, and only between October 15 and December 26. The first name — or the pronunciation you entered — goes to a voice service in the USA, and both the video and the name are deleted on January 15, or within 48 hours if you delete the list.

Every message and wish your guests left when they reserved or chipped in appears in your Activity tab, all together. A keepsake you can read whenever you like — surprise mode hides that tab until you switch it off.

Every gift, every contribution and every message in one view — so you know who to thank for what. In surprise mode it stays hidden from you as the person being given to; a co-owner still sees it, and for you it waits until you switch the mode off.

Upload a photo, write a few words and pick one of three layouts. Your link then shows your thank-you, and everyone who left an email address while reserving or contributing gets one short email. You can still change the text and photo later. It works in surprise mode too — you still don’t see who gave what.

Creating and sharing wishlists is free, and there’s no subscription. If you take payments through Stripe, there’s a 3% platform fee plus Stripe’s own fees.

Your guests reserve without signing up — no password, no email confirmation. To chip in they need no account either, as long as you take payments through Stripe; with PayPal they need a PayPal account, and without online payment nobody needs one at all.

Just add Wishlist.de to your home screen. Looks like an app, works like an app — with no download and no storage wasted.

No Google Analytics and no tracking cookies. For visitor numbers we use a cookie-free analytics service that builds no profile of you. We never pass your data to advertisers.

We store no addresses and no bank details. Payments run directly through Stripe or PayPal — we only introduce the two of you, we never receive the money.

You can delete your account at any time, from your profile settings. A deleted wishlist sits in the trash for 30 days first, so our support team can still get it back.