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Importing recipes
  • From a website
  • From Instagram
  • From TikTok
  • From YouTube
  • From Pinterest
  • Paste as text
  • From a photo
  • How import works under the hood
Units & scaling
  • Units, regions, and weighing styles
  • Scaling recipes (and why salt doesn't double)
  • How ingredients are parsed and grouped
Sharing & remixing
  • Sharing recipes and remixing with AI
Household
  • Household, members, and preferences
Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshooting
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Importing recipes
  • From a website
  • From Instagram
  • From TikTok
  • From YouTube
  • From Pinterest
  • Paste as text
  • From a photo
  • How import works under the hood
Units & scaling
  • Units, regions, and weighing styles
  • Scaling recipes (and why salt doesn't double)
  • How ingredients are parsed and grouped
Sharing & remixing
  • Sharing recipes and remixing with AI
Household
  • Household, members, and preferences
Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshooting

Importing recipes

Send a recipe to recipes.im from Safari, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, or as a photo or pasted text. One short guide per source.

Import a recipe from a website

Food blogs, magazines, almost any URL

Import a recipe from Instagram

Reels and feed posts

Import a recipe from TikTok

Cooking videos with spoken steps

Import a recipe from YouTube

Full episodes, Shorts, livestreams

Import a recipe from Pinterest

Pins that link out to a recipe site

Send a recipe from any text app

Notes, messages, screenshots, AI replies

Import a recipe from a photo

Cookbooks and magazine clippings

How import works under the hood

A short tour of what happens between tapping Share and the recipe landing in your library — and the architectural choice that keeps it cheap to run.

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