Works on handwriting, print, and photo
Cursive or block letters, card stock or newsprint, faded ink or fresh — the scanner handles them all.
What makes it work
Structured output every time
The scanner separates ingredients from instructions automatically, so every scanned recipe lands in the same clean format.
Keep the original photo
The source image stays attached to the recipe card. The sentimental original and the searchable digital version live side by side.
Start free. Save up to 50 recipes.
No credit card. No time limit. Upgrade only if you need more.
Frequently asked
Do I need the app to scan recipes?
Yes — the scanner is inside the MyRecipe app. It's free to download and free to scan your first 50 recipes.
Can it scan multiple recipes from one page?
Best results come from one recipe per scan. For multi-recipe pages, crop the area you want or scan individually.
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