A free baby registry that works in every country
Diaper Reveal is a free universal baby registry: one link for gifts from any store, including Amazon, Target and Walmart. No app, no account, no fees. Paste any product link, family claim gifts so nobody doubles up, and you see who gave what.
Start your free registry in 2 minutes
Diaper Reveal's baby registry is one list of everything your baby needs, shared with family through a single link. It is free, needs no app or account, works with any store in any country, and is available in 36 languages. Use it for a pregnancy, an adoption or a baby arriving through surrogacy — with or without a gender reveal party.
Free baby registry compared: Diaper Reveal vs Babylist
Works the same in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. Want cash funds or a shop discount? Babylist offers them. Want a free registry with no app that takes any store? Use Diaper Reveal. Details from Babylist's own public pages; full comparison in Babylist alternatives (2026).
| Feature | Diaper Reveal | Babylist |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free: no account, no app | "100% free to create and use" (their home page) |
| Gifts from any store | Yes: paste a product link from any online shop | Yes: Amazon, Target and other retailers via browser button, app or pasted URL |
| Cash funds and group gifts | No | Yes (their home page) |
| App | None needed; guests open a link in a browser | Babylist app on the App Store and Google Play |
| Stops duplicate gifts | Yes: guests claim a gift before buying | Gift tracking is listed |
| Family abroad | Gifts open a store in the parents' country, so delivery is local | Not stated on the pages we read |
| Countries and languages | Any country, 36 languages | Not stated on their home page |
How it works
1. Start your registry
Choose pregnancy, adoption or surrogacy, add your name, an optional due date and photo. Takes about two minutes. We email you a private link to manage it.
2. Add gifts
Tick items on the ready checklist, paste links from any shop, add help gifts like meals or babysitting, and mark what you already have.
3. Share one link
Send it on WhatsApp or anywhere. Guests claim a gift with their email, buy it in your country's store and copy your delivery address at checkout.
Which store do gifts come from?
Gifts are always bought in the parents' country, never the guest's, so they arrive at the parents' door. The registry picks the store like this:
- Amazon wherever Amazon sells: US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, Australia, India, Japan, Singapore, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Brazil, Turkey, Egypt and more.
- The big local store where it doesn't: Daraz (Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal), Tokopedia (Indonesia), Shopee (Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan), Mercado Libre (Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Peru and more), Jumia (Nigeria, Kenya, Morocco, Ghana and more), Noon (Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman), Takealot (South Africa), Coupang (South Korea).
- Everywhere else: A Google Shopping search for the parents' country.
- Always: Paste a product link from any online shop and it goes on the list as it is.
What's on the checklist
A ready checklist of 64 items in 10 categories: Feeding, Sleeping, Diapering, Clothing, Bathing, Health & safety, Gear, Nursery, Play, Help & experiences. Tick what you want, mark what you already have, and add help gifts that cost nothing, like cooked meals or a night of babysitting. See the full baby registry checklist by category, or our brand picks for each item in your country.
Questions about the registry
Is the Diaper Reveal baby registry free?
Yes. Creating, sharing and managing a registry is free, with no account and no app. Some Amazon links are affiliate links, so the store may pay us a small commission; the price for guests does not change.
What is the best free baby registry?
It depends what you need. Diaper Reveal is free, needs no app or account, takes gifts from any store in any country (US, UK, Canada, Australia and more) and stops duplicate gifts. Babylist is also free to create and adds cash funds, group gifts and a shop discount, but has an app. See the comparison table above and the Babylist alternatives guide.
Do I need an app to use the registry?
No. The registry is a web page: you create it in your browser, and family open the link on any phone or computer without installing an app or making an account.
Can I add gifts from Target, Walmart or Amazon in the US?
Yes. Paste a product link from Target, Walmart, Amazon or any other online shop and it goes on the list as it is. Checklist items open an Amazon search in the US. Guests claim a gift before buying so nobody doubles up.
Does it work outside the US?
Yes, in every country. Gift links open a store in the parents' own country — Amazon where it sells, otherwise the country's big local store such as Daraz, Tokopedia, Shopee, Mercado Libre, Jumia or Noon, else Google Shopping — so gifts are delivered to the parents even when the guest lives abroad.
Is this a universal baby registry?
Yes. A universal baby registry is one list for gifts from any shop, and this is one: add any product by pasting its link from any online store, alongside checklist items that open a store in the parents' country. It also works in every country and in 36 languages, so family anywhere can use the same link.
Can guests buy from any store?
Yes. Parents can add any product by pasting its link from any online shop, and checklist items open a search in a store in the parents' country.
How does it stop two people buying the same gift?
A guest leaves their email and claims a gift before buying it; it then shows as taken for everyone else. Parents get a gift tracker with each giver's note and a thank-you list.
Can I use it for adoption or surrogacy?
Yes. When you start, choose pregnancy, adoption (with the child's age) or surrogacy, and the starter checklist fits — for an older adopted child, newborn-only items are left out.
I already bought some things. Is it too late for a registry?
No. Mark items as "already have": they still count on your checklist, and guests never see them as something to buy.
Can family help choose the baby's name?
Yes. Put your shortlist on the registry; family suggest names and vote.
Can I put a photo on a mug or T-shirt from the registry?
Yes. Anyone on a registry can choose "Print any photo" to put their own picture on a mug, T-shirt, poster or card, for themselves or as a gift to any country. The photo stays on your device unless you order; the price, with delivery, is shown before you pay.
What languages is the registry in?
36 languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, Indonesian, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Each guest reads the registry in their own language.
Can both parents manage the registry?
Yes. Each parent can get the private manage link, and either can sign back in on any phone with their email and a one-time code.
Registry guides
- Babylist alternatives (2026): free, any-store registries
- Diaper Reveal vs Amazon baby registry: any store, no app
- Best free baby registries compared: Babylist, MyRegistry, GiftList, Zola, Amazon
- Baby registry checklist: what you actually need, by category
- How to make a baby registry when Amazon or Babylist registry isn't available in your country
- Babylist alternatives outside the US (UK, Canada, Australia)
- Amazon baby registry alternatives for every country
- Baby registry etiquette: when to start and how to share the link
- Baby registry for family abroad: gifts delivered locally
- Baby registry without Amazon: add any shop by link
- A baby registry that works with any store
- Baby registry for a virtual baby shower
- Second baby registry: what to add and skip
- Baby registry gift tracker and thank-you list
- How to share your baby registry
- Free online gender reveal party for family anywhere
- Due date calculator