Wishlists
How to make one wishlist from multiple stores
To combine wishlists from different stores, save each product page in one list and record the version you want. You can do this a few items at a time; you do not need to recreate every old store wishlist.
Choose what is worth bringing over
Open one existing store wishlist and pick the things you still want to consider. Skip duplicates, expired ideas and items you already bought. The aim is a useful shortlist, not a complete record of everything you have ever saved.
Group the chosen items by the decision they belong to. A list called “Desk setup” can hold a lamp from one shop, a chair from another and a reference article. You do not need a separate Fancies list for each retailer.
Transfer the product, not the store wishlist
In Fancies, create a list, choose Add item and paste the individual product link. Review the details that appear and fill in anything missing. Repeat for the next product. Fancies does not import a whole retailer account or store wishlist from its sharing link.
Keep your original store list until you have opened the saved links and checked them. A link to a search page, cart or signed-in wishlist may not bring you back to the product you intended.
- Open the individual product page and choose the size, colour or model you want.
- Copy its link into Add item, then check the saved title and image.
- Record the selected version in the note, even if it appears in the URL.
- Check the price and currency against that version, or leave the price blank.
- Save, reopen the link from your list and confirm that it identifies the right product.
Decide whether two listings are alternatives or duplicates
The same lamp sold by two shops can be worth keeping as two items while you compare delivery and returns. Name them clearly, such as “Clamp lamp — shop A” and “Clamp lamp — shop B”. If they are simply two links to the same listing, keep the entry with the useful note.
Check model numbers, pack quantities and included accessories before treating two listings as equivalent. A low price for a shade alone is not directly comparable with a complete lamp. Your list total includes both priced entries while you keep them; it does not know you intend to buy only one.
Keep the item even when details are missing
Different shops expose different information. Automatic details may be incomplete, or a link may open a different default size or regional price. A missing image does not make the idea unusable: enter a recognisable title, keep the link and note the version yourself.
For something you saw in a physical shop, start with a title and note. A URL is optional. Add a link later if you find the exact item online.
Use the combined list as your place to return
Once the useful items are together, save new finds there and remove options when they no longer matter. Saved prices are references, so check the shop again before ordering. Bringing links together does not synchronize them with the original store wishlists.
If you share your Fancies list, viewers can open its active items and full notes without an account. They cannot edit or reserve anything. Keep private details out of a list you plan to share.