Who can view my wish list?
A new list starts with just you. Invited people can access it with their accounts. If you turn on a share link, anyone who gets that link can view the list, so send it only to people you trust.
Nifty Gifts
Every wish list. Every occasion. One place.
Create and share wish lists with friends and family for birthdays, holidays, weddings, and everything in between. Plan gifts together while keeping surprises secret.
Free to use Add from any store Surprise-friendly
Browser-store extensions for Chrome and Firefox, Microsoft Edge via the Chrome Web Store, and Safari for Mac. See install options.
Share with the people you choose. Invite people by email or send a share link. Nifty Gifts has no public wish-list directory.
Links when you have them, photos when you don’t. Keep online and in-store finds together.
How it works
1. Collect gift ideas
Save online ideas right from the page with our browser extension. For shelf finds, add a photo from your phone, or upload an image from your computer.
2. Curate what you’d love to receive
Use ratings, notes, quantities, and folders to turn scattered ideas into helpful gift options.
3. Share and coordinate
Send the list before the event so gift-givers can choose, reserve items, and mark them as purchased.
Share when you’re ready
Invite people by email or turn on a share link. Lists aren’t listed publicly or shown in search results. We don’t sell your personal information.
Free to use
There’s no subscription and nothing to pay. Some product links may earn us a small commission, at no extra cost to you. See Terms & Disclosures.
Before you share
The details that matter before you send a list to anyone.
Do gift-givers need an account?
Yes. Gift-givers need a free Nifty Gifts account to reserve items or mark them as purchased.
Can I add ideas that are not online?
Yes. Add a photo and note for an in-store find, or save a product page with the browser extension on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari.
Keep the thoughtfulness. Lose the guesswork.
It’s free and ready before the next ‘what do they want?’ message.