Free online invitations with RSVP and a gift list

A web page for your event with the details (date, time, place, a message) and a short form where guests answer yes, maybe or can't come. You send the page's link instead of paper cards, and every answer lands in one place, so you always know who is coming.

Yes. Creating an invitation, sharing it and collecting replies is completely free: no fees, no premium tier, no credit card, and no ads on your invitation page.

No. Guests open your link, tap yes, maybe or can't come, add their name (and how many people, if you ask) and send. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.

Open your invitation in Onelist. You see the replies in three columns (coming, maybe, can't come) with a headcount, the notes guests left, and a summary such as “Expect 13 to 16 people”. You can download the list as a CSV file.

Yes, and it is the main thing that sets Onelist apart. Link up to three of your Onelist wishlists, for example one for each person celebrating. Guests see them under the invitation, can reserve a gift so nobody doubles up, and it is clearly optional: “just ideas”. You can also create a new empty gift list together with the invitation.

You get one link. Copy it, or send it straight from Onelist through WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger (on a phone) or email. Onelist does not send texts or emails to your guests for you, so you choose who gets it and how.

Yes. Edit the date, time, place, map link, message or the gift lists whenever you like. The link stays the same and guests see the new details the next time they open it. If you change the date, guests who left an email get a fresh reminder for the new day.

No. Each guest sees only their own reply. You, as the host, see everyone's.

Guests can add a note with their reply, such as “nut allergy” or “vegetarian”. Onelist groups notes that mention common food needs in a “Food and allergies” panel, so you can plan the menu.

Replies stay open until the end of the event day in your time zone. You can also set an earlier “stop taking replies on” date, or switch replies off yourself at any time. A guest who has already answered can still change their reply until the event.

A guest can leave an email after answering. They then get a confirmation with the details and an “Add to calendar” link (Google, Outlook or Apple), and a guest who answered maybe gets a reminder two days before. The host never sees guests' email addresses.

Anyone with the link can open it, so share it only with people you want to invite. Invitation pages are hidden from Google and other search engines, and guests' email addresses are never shown to anyone, not even you.

An invitation takes up to 300 replies, and one reply can cover up to 10 people. That fits a birthday party, a baby shower or a wedding-sized event.

Yes, for your gift list. Open the list and press Get QR code under the list title. Onelist makes a QR code for the list's public link, which you can download as a PNG for printing or an SVG for design tools. Guests scan it to see your gift list and reserve a gift, no account needed.