Get just the recipe.
Skip the ads and the life story.
Paste any recipe link and get a clean ingredient list and steps in seconds.
How it works
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1. Copy the link
Find a recipe on any food blog and copy its web address.
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2. Paste it here
Drop it in the box above and press Get the Recipe.
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3. Start cooking
Check off ingredients, copy your shopping list, or save it for later.
Your credits
$0.50
That's 5 recipes.
Add credit (no subscription):
✅ Works great with
Plus most other blogs with a standard recipe card, and YouTube cooking videos with captions.
Questions
Is RecipeScraperPro free? ▾
Your first 5 recipes are free. After that each recipe costs 10¢, and you can add $1, $5 or $10 of credit at a time. There's no subscription.
How do I get just the recipe from a food blog? ▾
Copy the recipe's web address, paste it into the box above and press Get the Recipe. You get the ingredient list and steps on one clean page, without ads, pop-ups or the story above the recipe. Read the full guide.
Which recipe websites does it work with? ▾
Most recipe blogs and cooking sites that use a standard recipe card, including the ones listed above. It can also pull a rough ingredient list from YouTube cooking videos that have captions.
Do I need an account? ▾
No. You get an access key that holds your credits. It's remembered in your browser for 30 days. Copy it somewhere safe so you can load your credits again on another device or after clearing your browser.
Where are my saved recipes stored? ▾
In your browser, on the device you used. They aren't uploaded anywhere, so they won't show up on other devices.
Does it convert measurements? ▾
Yes. Celsius temperatures are converted to Fahrenheit, and gram amounts show the ounce equivalent next to them.