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LITTLE WISHES MAKE THE BIGGEST CHRISTMASES

Your Christmas list online.
Their pleasure of
giving you joy.

All your wishes in one place.
Share your list, keep the surprise.

100% free · No adverts · All shops

Red Christmas gifts with fabric ribbons, fir branches and a golden bauble The magic starts with a wish
The right gift. The right person.And always a little surprise.
Gifts from every shopA list that looks like youFewer duplicates, more magic
HOW IT WORKS

Your online Christmas list, in 4 steps.

From spotting a wish to reserving the gift, it only takes a few seconds. Free, ad-free and compatible with every shop.

  1. 1

    Spot something you'd like

    A book, a bike, a moment together… On any online shop, spot what would really make you happy.

  2. 2

    Add it in one click

    With the browser extension or by pasting a link, the name, price and photo fill in by themselves. An idea without a link works too.

  3. 3

    Share your list

    Just one link to drop in the family chat, by text, WhatsApp or email. Your loved ones don’t need an account.

  4. 4

    Your loved ones reserve it

    Everyone reserves the gift they’re giving: no more duplicates, and surprise mode keeps the secret until Christmas.

TO EACH THEIR OWN CHRISTMAS

Wishes have no age.

A little inspiration
OUT OF IDEAS?

Gift ideas
for everyone.

All gift ideas
SECRET SANTA

A Secret Santa among friends or at the office?

Free draw, exclusions for couples, sent by email or WhatsApp: no one knows anyone else’s draw, not even the organiser.

Organise a draw
THE CHRISTMAS LIST, QUITE SIMPLY

Everything you wish for.
Nothing that complicates your life.

The online Christmas list brings your gift ideas together in one easy-to-share space. No more lost links in messages and the same questions as the holidays approach: everyone finds the gift, the model and the details they need.

For yourself, your children or your family, create a free-form list without being limited to one shop. Mix small budgets, favourites, second-hand items and experiences to share. The most beautiful gift is always the one chosen with care.

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THE CHRISTMAS LIST GUIDE

How to make your Christmas list?

A good Christmas list saves everyone time: your loved ones know what to give, and you avoid duplicates and gifts that end up in a cupboard. Here’s the essential guide to getting it right.

Making your Christmas list online, step by step

  1. Create your list for free, for yourself, a child or the whole family.
  2. Add your wishes from any shop: paste a link, and the name, price and photo fill in by themselves.
  3. Add helpful details: size, colour, model, favourite or ‘second-hand welcome’.
  4. Share the link by message or email: your loved ones can reserve items without creating an account.

What to put on your Christmas list?

Mix wishes and budgets so that everyone finds something to give:

  • small gifts, easy for colleagues or cousins to give;
  • one or two bigger favourites, to be given as a group gift;
  • useful items you really need;
  • experiences: a show, a workshop, a restaurant;
  • books, games or second-hand items.

Short on inspiration? Browse our Christmas gift ideas.

When to make your Christmas list?

Ideally from late October or early November. Your loved ones have time to order without stress, take advantage of promotions and avoid December stock shortages. Sharing your list early also limits last-minute purchases, which are often less successful.

Nothing is set in stone: you can add, edit or remove a wish right up until the last moment, and the list updates for everyone.

A Christmas list for children

Children love preparing their letter to Father Christmas. Make it together: they choose, you add the links and sizes. Grandparents, aunts and uncles can then each reserve a gift, with no duplicates. Discover our tips for children’s Christmas lists.

Why a multi-shop list?

Lists offered by shops limit you to their catalogue. A free Christmas list brings together all your wishes, whatever the shop: big retailers, designers, bookshops, specialist sites or small businesses. Your loved ones can buy wherever they like, at the best price.

Keeping the surprise

Your loved ones can see what has already been reserved, to avoid duplicates. You can choose to see nothing at all thanks to surprise mode. For the whole family, create one list per person and share them all in one place.

THE CHRISTMAS NOTEBOOK

Ideas for a calm Christmas.

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WE HAVE THE ANSWERS

The little questions
before the big night.

How do I create an online Christmas list?+

Enter the recipient’s first name or your family name. Then add your gift ideas with, if you wish, a link to a shop, a price and a short note. Your list is saved and ready to be shared.

Is it really free? Do I need an account?+

Yes, everything is free: creating, sharing and reserving gifts, no credit card needed. No account is required to create your list: it is saved in your browser. You can then create a free account (Google, Facebook or email) to find it on all your devices. Your loved ones can view the list and reserve gifts without an account.

Can I add gifts from any shop?+

Yes. Copy the link of your choice and enter the gift’s name. You can also add a gift without a link: an experience, a second-hand item or something homemade. Purchases are made directly with the chosen seller.

How do I avoid duplicate gifts?+

Loved ones open the sharing link and reserve a gift before buying it. A reservation makes the gift unavailable to other loved ones. It does not count as a purchase. The person who reserved it can cancel from the same browser.

Will I know what my loved ones have reserved?+

In your management area, reservations are hidden. The link for your loved ones shows availability. To keep the surprise, avoid opening it in another browser not recognised as yours.

Is my list visible on Google?+

Personal lists are excluded from the sitemap and marked as non-indexable. However, anyone with the sharing link can view the list, so only share it with people of your choosing.