Adding my two cents here because kitchen projects get expensive fast. You should be cautious with these tools though because some extensions are kinda invasive with your data. I suggest a methodical approach to ensure the links work on her end without issues. Heres how you actually use them:

• Download the tool from the official Chrome Web Store.
• Go to your active Amazon cart page.
• Click the icon in your browser extensions bar.
• Copy the link it creates to your clipboard. I usually go with Cart To Link for this stuff. Its a solid choice because it doesnt overcomplicate things. Just make sure to test the link in an incognito window first to see if the items show up right. If any tool asks for your actual Amazon password... definitely avoid it. Stay safe with your account info while youre hunting for deals.

> i heard there are chrome extensions that do this but i have no idea how they work or where to find them Ive tried many of these over the years while fixing up my own kitchen. It beats messy screenshots, tho i usually prefer the simpler ones. Are you just trying to show her the items for feedback, or does she need to be able to add them to her own cart directly? I always use Cart To Link for holiday shopping so everyone knows what's already being bought.