Wishlist QR code

Turn your wishlist into a QR code—perfect for print, invitations, or the fridge.

For groups & families
Shareable link in seconds
Wantivo app home screen Shared wishlist with reservations

Use a wishlist QR code for invitations and printed touchpoints

This page is the specialist case for offline-to-online access, not the general wishlist setup for every situation.

A QR code solves an access problem more than a planning problem. It helps people move from an invitation card, printed sheet, or noticeboard straight into the wishlist without typing or searching for an old message.

For general list building, Online wishlist stays the broader page. This page stays narrower: invitations, printed material, and quick scan-based access.

  • Best for invitations, flyers, and printed event touchpoints
  • Replace typing with a quick scan
  • Support offline-to-online access without extra explanation
  • Keep the normal link for chats and direct messages

How it works

Create → share → reserve. That’s it.

1
Create a wishlist
Add your wishes with links and notes.
2
Share the link
Send it to family and friends in seconds.
3
Reserve gifts
Guests reserve what they’ll buy.
4
Confirm & gift
Keep track and enjoy the moment.

Benefits

A few small features that make gifting much easier.

Share with a single link
Send your wishlist to anyone—WhatsApp, Signal, email, or as a QR code.
  • Works for any guest
  • No account needed to view
  • Always up to date
Reservations prevent duplicates
Guests reserve what they plan to buy. Others will see it’s taken.
  • No double purchases
  • Transparent availability
  • Still private for the recipient
Edit anytime
Add, remove, or reorder items whenever you want.
  • Links, notes, photos
  • Great for variants/sizes
  • Works across devices

Wishlist QR code

Sharing a wishlist is easy: create a list and send one link to everyone.

Guests can reserve gifts so you avoid duplicates and stay organized.

Viewing and reservations work in the browser on any device—no app required for guests.

Use Wantivo on the web or in the iOS app.

  • Share in seconds via link or QR
  • Guests reserve gifts to avoid duplicates
  • Works in the browser (no app required)
  • Works in the browser and in the iOS app

Before you print or send the QR code

QR access depends more on execution than a normal message link. A short check helps guests land in the right place on the first scan.

  • Test the QR code on at least two devices before sharing it.
  • Keep the code large enough and high-contrast on printed material.
  • Add one short hint so guests know what happens after the scan.
  • Keep the normal wishlist link ready for chats and direct messages.

That keeps this page focused on invitation access instead of overlapping with the broader sharing and wishlist pages.

FAQ

What is a QR-code wishlist good for?
For invitations and offline situations: birthdays, weddings, baby showers, class or team events.
Is a QR code better than a link?
For printed invitations, yes. For messenger chats, a link is often easier. Ideally use both.
How do I avoid duplicate gifts?
With reservations: guests mark what they’ll get. Others can see it’s already covered.
Can I put the QR code into a PDF invitation?
Yes, QR codes are perfect for PDFs, emails, or printed cards.
What should be in the list?
A mix of links and ideas plus short notes (size, theme, variants).
How do I explain to guests what to do?
One sentence is enough: “Scan the QR, pick a wish, reserve it.”
Is this suitable for large groups too?
Yes. Large groups especially benefit from one central entry point and reservations.
Can I also share a link?
Yes — it’s even recommended: link for chats, QR for offline.
What about guests without an iPhone?
A QR code opens a website — Android and desktop guests can participate too.
Where can I find a guide to sharing via link?
See “Share wishlist” — there’s a short step-by-step guide.

Start now

Create your wishlist and share one link with everyone.

Where to go next

Pick the page that fits your occasion or planning style best.

Once the basics are set, most people continue on a page focused on a specific event.

That way, you can keep momentum and plan the next steps without starting from scratch.