# Picklists

### What are Picklists

A picklist is a list of products from multiple orders. It allows warehouse and dispatch staff to gather the correct quantity of products all at once. 

![Example of a picklist](/files/WWncDRSagKEHgoC9gxgJ)

### How to generate a Picklist

#### Single Order

To generate a picklist for a single order do the following: 

1. Log into your Freewebstore Control Panel
2. Go to **Orders** > **List All Orders**.
3. Click the **View** button for an order.
4. On the **Order View** page, look for the **Actions** panel.
5. Click **Generate Picklist** and the Picklist pop-up will appear.
6. *Optional*: Change the Picklist generate settings.
7. Click **Generate** to generate your picklist.
8. After a few seconds, your picklist will download.

#### Multiple Orders

To generate a picklist for multiple orders do the following:

1. Log into your Freewebstore Control Panel
2. Go to **Orders** > **List All Orders**.
3. Check the checkbox to the left of each order (maximum 50).
4. At the top of the order list, click **Options**.
5. A dropdown will appear, select **Generate Picklist** and the Picklist pop-up will appear.
6. *Optional*: Change the Picklist generate settings.
7. Click **Generate** to generate your picklist.
8. After a few seconds, your picklist will download.


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