Car parts, small boxed goods
Pigeonhole shelving
Brake pads, filters, spark plugs and bulbs, one product per cubby. A Shopify order lights up four of 56.
Warehouse picking for online shops
Every order, lit up on your shelves.
Take a photo of your shelves, drawers or totes. When an order comes in from Shopify, Etsy, eBay, Amazon or any of your stores, pickBlink lights up the exact bins on that photo, numbered in walking order, with how many to grab.
- 10 min to map your first shelf
- 7 stores connected in a click
- 3 days free, no card needed
Real photo
New order #1094from WooCommerce · just now
- 1Wool socks ×2G3
- 2Work gloves ×2E4
- 3Merino beanieC4
- 4Rain ponchoA6
Orders arrive by themselves from
What is pickBlink?
A pick list you can see.
pickBlink is a warehouse picking app for small online shops. Instead of a printed list of SKUs and shelf codes, pickers see a photo of the real shelf with the right bins highlighted, numbered in the order to walk them, and the quantity on top.
It’s made for stockrooms where one to a few people pick and pack: a spare room, a garage, a small unit. No barcodes on every shelf, no setup project, no new hardware.
How it works
Three steps. Then just pick.
1
Photograph a shelf and mark the bins
Take a photo of a shelf, rack or wall of drawers. AI finds the bins for you, or draw them yourself, any shape. Each bin gets a short label like A3.
- Works with any storage: shelves, totes, drawers, pallets
- AI bin detection in seconds (1 credit)
2
Connect your store and place your products
Connect Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Etsy, eBay, Amazon or Wix. Your products come in with their photos; drag each one onto its bin.
- New orders then arrive by themselves
- AI can suggest where each product goes
3
Pick from the lit-up photo
Open an order and its bins light up, numbered in walking order. Tick items off or scan their barcodes, then complete the order.
- Stock is deducted from the bins automatically
- The store is told the order shipped
Example
One Etsy order, start to finish.
A small boutique keeps its stock in clear boxes on closet shelving. One order comes in for three items. Here’s what happens in pickBlink.
Order placed on Etsy
Suede ankle boots, a pink cashmere sweater and a tan leather tote bag.
It appears in pickBlink
Fetched from Etsy automatically. The app chimes and the order joins the queue.
Three boxes light up
A3, B5 and L5 glow on the photo of the closet, numbered in walking order: boots first, then the sweater, then the bag.
Picked and checked
Each item is ticked off, or scanned. A wrong barcode is flagged on the spot.
Completed
Stock comes off the three boxes, Etsy is told the order shipped, and the packing slip prints.
Features
Everything a small stockroom needs.
And nothing it doesn’t. No scanners on every shelf, no setup consultants.
Your shelves, as the map
A photo of the real shelf beats a list of codes. Pickers recognise the spot at a glance.
Orders from 7 stores
Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Etsy, eBay, Amazon and Wix, all in one queue.
Walking order
Items are sorted along the shelves, so nobody walks back and forth.
Batch picking
Pick several orders in one walk, with a combined list on the same photo.
Barcode check
Scan with the phone camera or any USB or Bluetooth scanner. Wrong item? You’ll know.
Stock per bin
Counts go down as orders are completed, and the Dashboard lists bins running low.
Packing slips
Print slips for one order or a whole batch, straight from the browser.
AI that saves setup time
Finds the bins on a photo, suggests where products go and answers “where is…?” questions.
Built for teams
Invite staff to pick and pack; admins keep settings and stores to themselves.
Works with any storage
If you can photograph it, you can pick from it.
Five real storage setups, each mapped in pickBlink and lit up by an order. Bins can be rectangles or any shape, so cubbies, boxes, bins and totes all fit.
Fittings, hardware, components
Bins on wire racks
Sixty-three yellow bins of PVC fittings. An Amazon order for elbows, tees and couplings lights up three.
Clothing, shoes, accessories
Clear boxes on shelves
A boutique’s stock in clear boxes of every size. Each box is mapped to its own shape.
Resale stock, collectibles
Totes in a garage
Twenty totes on wooden shelving, photographed at an angle. Each tote is outlined along its own edges.
Apparel, textiles, bagged goods
Fabric cubby walls
Sixty cubbies in a warehouse aisle. Pickers see the exact cubby, not just the aisle.
And more
Anything you can photograph
- Small-parts drawer cabinets
- Pallet racks
- Pegboards and hooks
- Boxes on the floor
- Walls of open bins
Pricing
3 days free. Then $9 a month.
One simple plan: the whole app, all 7 store integrations and 100 AI credits a month, with no caps on orders, storage units or team members. Try it free for 3 days, no card needed.
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Free trial: all features, 20 AI credits | 3 days, $0 |
| pickBlink subscription, 100 AI credits a month | $9 / month |
| Extra AI credits: 100 | $9 |
| Extra AI credits: 500 | $35 |
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is pickBlink?
pickBlink is a warehouse picking app for small online shops. You photograph your shelves, mark each bin on the photo and say which products are in it. When an order comes in from your store, the bins to pick from light up on the photo, with how many to take from each.
Which stores does pickBlink work with?
Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Etsy, eBay, Amazon and Wix. Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce send new orders instantly; Etsy, eBay, Amazon and Wix orders are fetched every 15 minutes. You can also add orders by hand.
How much does pickBlink cost?
pickBlink is $9 a month after a 3-day free trial, and you don’t need a card to start the trial. The subscription includes the whole app and 100 AI credits a month. Extra AI credits cost $9 for 100 or $35 for 500.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Every account starts with 3 days free, with all features and 20 AI credits. No card is needed. After the trial you can subscribe for $9 a month; if you don’t, your orders and storage stay safe in read-only mode.
Do I need special hardware?
No. pickBlink runs in the browser on any computer, tablet or phone. Pickers can scan barcodes with the phone camera, and USB or Bluetooth barcode scanners work too.
How long does setup take?
About ten minutes for a first shelf: take a photo, let AI find the bins (or draw them), connect your store and drag your products onto the photo.
Light up your next order.
Set up your first shelf in about ten minutes. Try pickBlink free for 3 days, no card needed. Then $9 a month, with 100 AI credits included.