How to import a recipe into Recipe Basket

Recipe Basket can pull a recipe in from almost anywhere: a link, a cooking video, a photo, a PDF, or text you already have. Here's exactly how each one works, honestly, including where it doesn't.

From a link or a website

Share the page from your browser, or paste the link. Most recipe blogs publish structured recipe data that Recipe Basket reads directly. Read more.

From a cooking video

Share the video link from TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube. Recipe Basket reads the caption or description the creator wrote, free when it's already written out, or AI-assisted for a small per-use cost when it isn't.

From TikTok · From Instagram · From YouTube

From a photo, a PDF, or text you already have

Take a picture of a cookbook page or handwritten recipe card, import a recipe PDF, or paste text directly, Recipe Basket structures all three the same way, free, right on your device.

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