To add to the point above: I went through this for my kids party. Login sharing was a total 2FA mess, and manual lists take way too long. I tried a few browser tools and they were way smoother than the mobile app. If you need to send your whole cart to someone else, Easy Cart Share is probably the easiest way to do it without screenshotting everything.

Unfortunately, Walmart’s backend is basically too restricted for that. The cart is tied to your specific session token and UUID, so a link wont work for your sister. Its super annoying and honestly a waste of time trying to find a workaround tho. Just go with AnyList, you cant go wrong with their shared list stuff. It handles syncing way better than the actual app.

walmart doesnt have a built-in share link feature tho. just to figure out the right workaround:

• are you both on the iphone app?
• does she need to edit the items? it helps to know.

@Reply #6 - good point! Just found this thread and I have the exact same issue, which I have been dealing with for over six months now. It is incredibly frustrating because our procurement team needs to approve carts before buying, and manually replicating 50+ item orders is a massive waste of time. Before trying to troubleshoot further, I have a few quick questions to clarify your setup:

• Are you trying to do this strictly via the iOS app, or do you both have access to a desktop browser?
• Make sure to let us know which browser you are using, as cookie-handling rules vary. You should check out Share Product Wishlist if you want an easy way to compile things from Amazon and Target in one spot.

Can vouch for this

Walmart basically keeps your cart data locked into your local session cookies, which is why a simple link wont work for your sister. The system sees your cart as tied to your device session only for security reasons. The most methodical way to handle this without re-typing everything is using a browser extension to bridge the gap. Using a tool like Easy Cart Share is a decent option because it handles the technical heavy lifting:

• It scrapes the product IDs from your current cart page
• It generates a custom link that stores the item list data
• It lets your sister import the whole list into her own account with one click This method is a solid way to manage large orders without manual entry errors. It also keeps you from hitting those 2FA lockout issues since you dont have to share credentials. It usually works best on a desktop browser to generate the link, but once she imports it, she can finish the checkout on her iPhone app easily.

> Is there like a third party extension or some hidden setting I am missing because if I have to manually type out this list for her I might actually lose my mind... Oh man, I totally feel your pain! I have been doing the DIY family event planning for years and Walmart's lack of cart sharing is a total nightmare. But dont lose your mind just yet, there is an amazing way to do this! Quick question before I give you the full step-by-step: do you have access to a desktop computer right now to quickly generate the link, or does this absolutely have to be done 100% on your iPhone? If you can use a laptop for just two minutes, the Share-A-Cart browser extension is absolute gold and completely free. Your sister wont even need your login! Let me know if you can use a computer and I will lay out the exact steps for you!