You don't need a link. In the Add Wish bar, type what you're looking for in your own words — like "gaming mouse under 80 EUR" or "gift for a 3-year-old" — and Wishpicks finds real products that match. Tap one to add it to a wishlist.
Steps
Open the Add Wish bar at the top of your wishlist or home.
Instead of pasting a link, type what you want in plain words. You can name a price too, like "running shoes under 60 EUR".
Wishpicks shows matching products as a grid of cards, each with a picture and price.
Use Sort if you want to reorder them — Most relevant, Cheapest first, or Most expensive.
Tap a card to open the product, then tap Add to pick a wishlist.
Choose the wishlist, set a priority or notes if you like, and tap Add to Wishlist.
Common questions
Describing what you want is available in supported regions — set your region on your account to use it. Where it isn't available yet, the Add Wish bar works with links and photos instead: its placeholder reads "Paste a product link," and typing a description simply starts a manual wish you fill in yourself.
Results are real products, not made up. Each card is an actual item from a store's catalog, with a real price — Wishpicks doesn't invent products.
You still buy at the store. Wishpicks isn't a shop. The store name is hidden on the card, but each result links out to that external store, where you (or your gifter) buy it.
Prices and stock are the last values we saw. They can change at the store, so check there before you buy. Results match your region, and each price shows in that store's own currency — Wishpicks doesn't convert amounts.
You can search without an account. Type a description, browse results, sort, and open a product even when you're logged out. Adding a result to a wishlist is the step that needs an account, and Wishpicks sets up a guest one for you if you don't have one.
Name a budget in your words. Add something like "under 80 EUR" to your description and Wishpicks narrows the results to fit. If nothing matches, you'll see "Nothing matched yet" with a prompt to try a different search.
Some cards carry a "Wished by" count — how many people have added that product to a wishlist. It's a live count of real people, not likes. And once results load, Wishpicks asks "How was this search?" — tap Helpful or Not helpful, and your answer helps tune future searches.
Adding from a link is different: if you paste a full product link instead, Wishpicks reads that exact page — see "How do I add a product from another website?" For more on where the prices come from and where you actually buy, see "Where do I buy the product?" and "Can I buy a gift directly on Wishpicks?" in the Buying Gifts collection.