Wish List Form Template
Collect wishes, wants, and priorities from anyone, whether it's for holiday gifts, product features, or event planning.
People have opinions about what they want. The challenge is collecting those opinions in a format that's useful instead of overwhelming. Whether you're a parent coordinating holiday gift lists, a product manager gathering feature requests, or an event planner asking attendees what they'd love to see, unstructured wish lists are hard to act on.
This wish list form template turns wishes into organized, prioritized data. Respondents add items, rank preferences, provide links or descriptions, and categorize their choices. Conditional logic can adapt the experience based on context. A gift wish list shows price ranges and store links, while a feature request wish list asks for use cases and urgency.
Share it with your audience, collect responses in 1 centralized view, and export the data when it's time to take action. No more screenshot compilations of text threads.
A wish list form is a structured way for people to share what they want or need. It can be used for gift registries, product feature requests, event preferences, student supply lists, or any context where collecting prioritized preferences from a group is valuable.
Texts and emails give you unstructured data in multiple formats. Some people send links, others send descriptions, and a few send nothing at all. A form standardizes the format, so you can compare, prioritize, and act on the responses without spending hours organizing them first.
- Respondent's name
- Item name or description
- Category (if applicable)
- Priority or preference ranking
- Link to the item (URL or store name)
- Optional: price range or budget considerations
Yes. Rebrand it as a feature request or product wishlist form. Replace "item" with "feature," add fields for use case descriptions and impact estimates, and use conditional logic to ask follow-up questions about high-priority requests. It's a lightweight way to source ideas from customers or internal teams.
Export responses to a spreadsheet, send them to a shared Google Sheet in real time via integration, or use webhooks to push data to whatever tool your team uses. For gift wish lists, you can share a read-only summary with family members or friends.
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