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# Wishlist
Save products to a personal wishlist and return to them later from the account dashboard.
The **Wishlist** lets customers save products they are interested in and come back to them later. From the wishlist, customers can open a saved product, check current availability and pricing, or move items to the cart when they are ready to purchase.
## Adding products to the wishlist
On the frontend, customers can add a product to the wishlist from the product details page or from product listing views.
The wishlist action is available alongside other product actions such as adding to cart.
Adding a product to the wishlist from the product page
## Viewing and managing the wishlist
Saved products appear in the **Wishlist** section of the customer account. Each entry shows key product information such as image, name, quantity, and price, so customers can quickly compare items and decide what to buy next. The quantity is stored with each saved item.
Prices are shown in the currently selected currency and update when the customer changes currency. The wishlist always reflects current pricing for the active currency.
From this view, customers can remove products they no longer need or add selected items directly to the cart.
Wishlist view in the customer account
## Guest customers
Adding a product to the wishlist requires an authenticated session. When a guest customer selects **Add to wishlist**, they are prompted to sign in or create an account before the product can be saved. After logging in, the customer can add items to the wishlist and access them from the **Wishlist** section in their account.
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