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Creator Wishlist: What You Love and What You Want, in One Link
One free link in your bio: your wishlist for the people who gift you, and your Tried & Loved picks for followers to shop. Any store. Every gift is reserved in secret, so nothing arrives twice.
- Your list plus a ready collage to post on Stories, TikTok and Pinterest
- Friends, family and fans gift what you actually want, no guessing
- Tried & Loved: everything you recommend, in one place
- Any store, no fees, and followers open it without an account

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Creator wishlists on WishDeck
Real Christmas lists from creators on WishDeck, in one link their followers can gift from. Open one and see it the way fans do.
How creators share their wishlist
One list, three easy places: a collage in your story, and your link in your bio and under your videos.

Three steps to your creator profile
Add what you want and what you love
Paste links from any store. Photos and prices fill in. Wishes go on your wishlist; things you already own and recommend go to Tried & Loved.

Put the link in your bio
Your list lives at wishdeck.com/your-name. Put it in your bio, a pinned comment, the caption or a story link sticker, so anyone who sees it can gift you exactly what you want.

Fans shop, friends gift
Followers shop your Tried & Loved picks. Friends, family and fans reserve a wish in secret and buy it from the store. Nothing arrives twice.

One link, two jobs
Your recommendations for followers and your wishlist for the people who gift you, on one profile. WishDeck never touches the money: everyone buys from the store at the store price.
Tried & Loved: what you recommend
The skincare fans keep asking about, the lens you shoot with, the book you quote. One list, every store, each item linked to where you got it.
Wishlist: what you want
Share it with friends and family for birthdays and holidays, or with fans who want to send something. You get the right gift, they skip the guessing.
Secret reservations
Whoever buys a gift reserves it first. Others see it is taken, you do not. The surprise stays, and nothing arrives twice.
No fees, no cut
Some gifting platforms add a service fee or keep part of each gift. On WishDeck the buyer goes to the store, and that is the whole transaction.
Your address stays private
WishDeck never asks followers for it. Share a PO box in your list description, or arrange delivery with the person who reserved.
A collage for stories
One tap turns a list into a collage sized for Instagram and TikTok. A new list or a new favorite becomes a post, not a chore.
Creator wishlist best practices
Six habits shared by creator profiles that get used, by fans and by family.
Spread the prices
Ten to twenty wishes from about $10 to one big thing. A fan with $15 should still find something.
Flag one Most Wanted
One flagged wish tells fans where a bigger gesture lands. Five flagged wishes tell them nothing.
Say how gifts reach you
A PO box, a studio address, or "message me after you reserve" in the description. Fans will not send anything if they have to ask.
Keep it current
Mark received wishes as fulfilled and add something new each month.
Put the link where fans already are
Bio, Linktree, Twitch panel, YouTube description, pinned comment. One tap from every place they watch you.
Thank people in public, names in private
Reservations are private, so thank fans the way they chose to be seen.
Works with the creator tools you already use
Your WishDeck link goes wherever your other links go: Linktree, Beacons, a TikTok or Instagram bio, a Twitch panel, a YouTube description or a pinned comment. Fans land on the list, reserve a gift and sign up in the same visit.
link in bio, done 💜

Platforms for fan gift wishlists compared
A wishlist link, a gifting platform and a store list solve different problems. Here is where each one stands.
| Feature | WishDeck | Gifting platform | Amazon list |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wishes from any store | ✓ | Depends on platform | — |
| Free for creators and followers, no service fee | ✓ | Often adds a fee | ✓ |
| Followers view without an account | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Secret reservations, no duplicate gifts | ✓ | Purchase-based | Purchases only |
| Payments handled by | The store | The platform | Amazon |
| Collage share, Tried & Loved, birthday reminders | ✓ | — | — |
| Native iPhone and Android apps plus the web | ✓ | Varies | ✓ |
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Creator wishlist questions
What is a creator wishlist?
A creator wishlist is a public list of things a creator would like to receive, shared as one link so followers, friends and family can send a gift instead of guessing. On WishDeck the same profile also holds a Tried & Loved list of what the creator recommends, so one link shows both what you want and what you love.
What are the best practices for a creator wishlist?
Spread prices from about $10 to one big item, flag a single Most Wanted, say in the description how gifts reach you, mark received wishes as fulfilled, add something new monthly, and put the link in every bio and panel your audience sees.
Which platforms let fans buy gifts from a creator wishlist?
Three kinds. A wishlist link like WishDeck, where fans reserve a wish and buy it from the store with no fee. Gifting platforms that process the purchase and often add a service fee. Store lists such as an Amazon list, which only hold that store's products. WishDeck is the free, any-store option.
How do followers send a gift?
They open your link, tap Reserve on a wish, and buy it from the store the wish links to. Delivery is between you and them: most creators share a PO box in the list description or send details privately to the fan who reserved.
Do fans need an account to see my wishlist?
No. Anyone with the link can view it in a browser. Reserving a gift takes a free sign-up, so the reservation sticks and nobody else buys the same thing. You never see who reserved what.
Does WishDeck take a cut of gifts?
No. WishDeck charges no fees and takes no commission on gifts. Fans buy directly from the store at the store's price. WishDeck earns from optional Premium features and from standard retailer referral programs, never from your followers.
Can I keep my wishlist private for friends and public for fans?
Yes. Make one public list for followers and separate lists for friends and family. Circles, a Premium feature, show chosen wishes only to the people you pick.
What is the difference between a wishlist and Tried & Loved?
The wishlist is what you want: friends, family and fans gift from it. Tried & Loved is what you already own and recommend: followers shop from it. Both live on the same profile, so one link in your bio covers gifts and recommendations.











































































































































