RecipeClip: Save Recipes from Websites and Cooking Videos

View a recipe cleanly with no account, or save it by click, right-click or keyboard shortcut. It also watches recipe videos.

RecipeClip turns cooking videos and recipe pages into real recipes you can search, scale and cook from. On TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook, it watches the video and writes out every ingredient and step for you. RECIPES FROM COOKING VIDEOS Open a cooking video, click the RecipeClip icon and press Save. RecipeClip watches the video and saves the recipe to your library, with ingredients and amounts, numbered steps, servings and times. You can close the popup and keep scrolling. A notification tells you when the recipe is saved, usually in about a minute. • Works on TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube (Shorts too) and Facebook videos. • Right-click a video link to save the recipe without opening the video. • Pick a collection or add the recipe to your meal plan before you save. RecipeClip applies your choices when the recipe lands. • No account? Click Get the recipe and RecipeClip shows the recipe from the video in a clean tab, ready to print. Free for a few videos a day. WHAT A SAVED RECIPE LOOKS LIKE Each saved recipe lands in your RecipeClip library with a photo, the ingredient list, numbered steps, servings, prep and cook times, and a link back to the video. From there you can scale the servings, switch between US and metric, cook step by step, add the recipe to your meal plan and shop from one grocery list. ANY RECIPE WEBSITE Click the RecipeClip icon, press Ctrl+Shift+S (Command+Shift+S on a Mac), or right-click the page. The extension reads the recipe from the page you already have open, so it works behind a login you already have and on sites that turn away automated visitors. • Highlight part of a page to save only that part, handy when the recipe sits in a forum post or a comment. • Right-click a link to save the recipe at the other end without opening it. • Fix the title and servings before you save. • If you already saved the recipe, the extension tells you before you make a second copy. VIEW AND PRINT, NO ACCOUNT NEEDED Click View recipe, right-click the page, or press Alt+Shift+V. The recipe opens in a clean tab of its own in a fraction of a second: the photo, ingredients with their sections, numbered steps, the author's notes and a link back to the original page. Scale the servings, tick off ingredients as you cook, and print it, usually on a single page. PRIVACY • The extension reads a page only when you click its icon, use its right-click menu or press one of its shortcuts, and only in that tab. • Viewing a recipe from a recipe website happens on your computer and sends nothing to RecipeClip. • Saving sends the recipe to recipeclip.app. For a video, or a page with no recipe card, the extension sends the page's address instead, and RecipeClip reads it with Google Gemini. While a video is being read, the extension checks back every 30 seconds so it can tell you when the recipe is saved. • You sign in on recipeclip.app, so the extension never sees your password. There are no analytics or ad tracking. Full policy: https://recipeclip.app/privacy PRICE Viewing and printing recipe pages is free with no account, and so is getting the recipe from a few videos a day. Saving is free with a free RecipeClip account. The free plan holds 50 recipes and includes 20 AI imports a month; each video uses one. Pro has unlimited recipes and 100 AI imports a day.