Works on most recipe websites
AllRecipes, Food Network, Serious Eats, NYT Cooking, personal food blogs — any site using standard recipe markup imports cleanly.
What makes it work
Clean, ad-free result
The 5,000-word blog post condenses to just the recipe. No life story, no pop-ups, just ingredients and steps.
Fully editable after import
Change the title, adjust quantities, add personal notes — the imported recipe is yours to make your own.
Start free. Save up to 50 recipes.
No credit card. No time limit. Upgrade only if you need more.
Frequently asked
What if a website's import doesn't work perfectly?
Edit anything after import. The importer gets you 90% there — use the edit mode to fix anything it missed.
How many recipes can I import from URLs?
As many as fit your plan — 50 saved recipes on free, unlimited on Family.
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