Rebrickable Help Guide: Part Lists | Rebrickable

Part Lists

Similar to Set Lists, Part Lists are just a way to group your loose LEGO Parts to make it easier to manage. This helps you categorise your collection, and some Rebrickable features operate at the Part List level.

The loose parts in your Part Lists are those that don't belong to full sets. Perhaps you bought them separately or just found a pile of LEGO lying around and don't know what set they belong to.

Creating Part Lists

You need at least one Part List before you can start adding Parts to your collection. Go to MY LEGO > My Part Lists and click the Add new Part List button.

Editing/Deleting Part Lists

You can then edit the list by clicking the 'Edit List Details' link under the list name. This will display the full form where you can change the list name, and decide if you want the Parts in this Part List to be used in Build calculations.

Adding Parts to a Part List

There are three ways to add Parts to your Part Lists.

1. Known Part Number or Name

If you already know the number or name of a Part, you can use the Add Part button at the top of a specific Part List page. Click the Add Part button.

In the popup, type at least 3 characters from the part number or name and it will start auto-suggesting parts for you. Then enter a color and quantity and hit the Add Part button to save it to your Part List.

Note the Color dropdown has a toggle to the side, this switches the dropdown between current colors and all colors. When you open the color drop down the top of the list will tell you if you are viewing current colors or all colors. When adding older parts you may need to switch to all colors, the list will default to current colors. Current colors are any colours that have been used in a set in the last 5 years.

2. Importing Parts

The easiest way to add Parts to your collection is if you have a file or perhaps a record of your orders from sites such as BrickLink or BrickOwl. You can also use a Stud.io model file to import a list of parts used in the model.

On the Part List page that you want to import into, click the Import/Delete Parts button.

Choose a file or external site to import from. You can manually create your own parts file if you like, the easiest is probably a CSV formatted file with appropriate headings. Rebrickable will automatically detect the columns as long as you use the correct headings (in any order): Part, Color, Quantity. For example:

Part,Color,Quantity
3001,15,100
92947,0,100

Alternatively, use the Element field instead of Part and Color if using the LEGO Element IDs:

Element,Quantity
30101,100
6024730,100

See the topics for BrickOwl and BrickLink for details on importing from them.

3. Adding Parts Manually

On any page that displays Parts - e.g. search results, Set/MOC inventories, etc - you can click the Part image and a popup will appear.

The popup contains some summary information as well as allow certain actions to be taken. On the 'Add this Part to List/Inventory' tab select the Part List you want to add to and click the Add Part button.

In this case the color toggle will switch between used colors and all colors. The used colors list will be sorted based on how frequently each color has been used with the number of instances listed in brackets. The all colors list will be sorted alphbetically. Typing a letter will help jump to the next color begining in that letter.

Part List Limits

Depending on the type of account you have, Free, Pro, or Designer, there are limits to how many part lists and parts in a list you can have in your collection. You can compare account types on this Help Page. Note 'Unique Parts' is not total quantity of parts. A free user can have 1000 unique parts in a list but have as many multiple parts in a color/quantity as they like. For example: 1x Black 2x4 Brick and 1x Blue 2x4 Brick is a total unique part count of 2. But also 100x Black 2x4 Bricks and 200x Blue 2x4 Bricks is also a total unique part count of 2.

Last modified March 18, 2025 by icedragonj

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HELP - Part Lists

Part Lists

Creating Part Lists

Editing/Deleting Part Lists

Adding Parts to a Part List

1. Known Part Number or Name

2. Importing Parts

3. Adding Parts Manually

Part List Limits

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