← Home // Published 8th January, 2025 // Updated 7th May, 2025

How to Share Your Amazon Cart (2025 Guide)

Wondering how to share your Amazon cart?

There are multiple methods for sharing your Amazon cart:

Despite Amazon not supporting cart sharing, any of the methods in this guide work.

1. Share your cart with an extension

The easiest way to share your Amazon cart is via an extension, like AMZ Cart Share.

Using a browser extension is — by far — the easiest way to share your Amazon cart.

I've tested plenty of extensions, and AMZ Cart Share is the best (... I may be slightly biased! 😅).

In 1-click, you can share your entire Amazon cart as a link, and send it to anyone. It's simple, easy, and you don't even need to login to Amazon.

The best part though?

Not only is it easy for you to share your Amazon cart.

But it's easy for the receiver to add your items to their cart!

Anyone who opens your shared cart link can add your shared items to their cart in 1-click. Plus, it's also completely free.

Getting started with AMZ Cart Share

To share your Amazon cart with AMZ Cart Share, follow these steps:

1. Install AMZ Cart Share. You can install AMZ Cart Share for Chrome or view extensions for other browsers. It also supports Edge & Firefox.
2. Share your Amazon cart. Next, visit your Amazon cart page and click the AMZ Cart Share extension icon to create your Amazon cart link (top-right of your browser, click the 🧩 puzzle icon). Your shared cart link includes all your Amazon cart items and their matching quantities.
3. Send someone your Amazon cart link. Send someone your Amazon cart link to share the contents of your entire Amazon cart with them. When someone clicks your link, they can view all the items you've shared with them and add them to their own Amazon cart in 1-click.

The only downside of sharing your cart with AMZ Cart Share is that your shared cart cannot be edited.

When you send somebody your Amazon cart, they can only view your shared items and add them to their own Amazon carts.

If editing your shared items is a must-have, try Amazon wishlists instead.

Let's take a look:

2. Share an Amazon wishlist instead

Despite not supporting cart sharing, Amazon does support sharing wishlists.

Amazon wishlists can be directly shared with anyone as a link, and edited.

Here's a shared wishlist example:

There's just one problem:

Amazon wishlists are entirely separate from your Amazon cart.

This means if you want to use wishlists to share your cart items, you'll have to manually add each item to a wishlist. Compared to a cart sharing extension, they're a lot more manual.

If you're game though, follow these steps:

How to share with Amazon wishlists

1. Add items to a wishlist: On the product page of any Amazon item, you can add an item to a wishlist underneath the "Add to cart" area. If you've got multiple wishlists, you can pick one or create a new one.
2. Visit & review your wishlist: Open your wishlist by clicking "Accounts & Lists" in the top bar, then clicking on your list. Double-check that you've added all the correct items to your wishlist (don't worry though, you can change them once you've shared it).
3. Share your wishlist: Once you're ready to share, click the "Invite" button. You can choose between sharing your wishlist as "View only", or if you want others to be able to add and remove items too, "View and edit".
4. Copy & share your link: Pick an option, then click "Copy link" to copy your link to send to someone. You can even post the link online, for instance, to a Facebook group to coordinate purchasing.

3. Share Amazon items manually

While by no means ideal, there's a third option — sharing items manually.

It's both tedious and self-explanatory.

But:

If you don't want to install a cart sharing extension, or deal with Amazon wishlists, this is your only other option.

Just copy the URL of the item you want to share, and send it to someone. You can email it, message it etc, and the receiver can open your link to view the Amazon item.

Of course, this becomes tedious if you need to share many items. Or if you need to send your Amazon items to multiple people.

In those cases, you should use one of the cart-sharing methods I discussed earlier. Both are designed to simplify sharing your Amazon items.

Conclusion

There's plenty of Amazon cart sharing options (despite Amazon not offering shared carts themselves!).

By far the easiest way is with an Amazon cart share extension like AMZ Cart Share.

Of course, there are other options — sharing an Amazon wishlist instead works well, as long as you're OK with the drawbacks.

And while it's not ideal, sharing items manually can also work in a pinch.