Just the Recipe
Paste a recipe link. Get the ingredients and steps, without the ads, pop-ups and life story.
Also on the web at my.recipenotes.app · Updated October 2026
How it works
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Copy the recipe link
Open the recipe in your browser and copy the address from the address bar or the share menu.
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Paste it above and tap Get the recipe
The tool reads the recipe card on the page and leaves out ads, pop-ups and the story above it.
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Cook, or save it
Tick off ingredients as you go. To keep the recipe, save it to Recipe Notes. It stays in your collection with a link back to the original page.
Which links work
The tool reads recipe cards. When a page has no recipe card, or the site will not let us open it, the Recipe Notes app can usually still save the recipe.
Food blogs and recipe sites: yes
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest: use the app
Some large sites: use the app
Pages without a recipe card: use the app
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. You do not need an account, and there is no limit for normal use. The tool has a shared daily limit to stop abuse.
We keep a short-lived copy (up to 24 hours) so that the same link loads faster the next time. We do not publish it, and it is not saved to any account. Only recipes you save in Recipe Notes go into your collection.
There are three usual reasons: the link is a social media post, the site blocks automated tools, or the page has no recipe card. In all three cases you can save the recipe with the Recipe Notes app instead.
Not in this tool. Share the post to the Recipe Notes app, which reads the caption and the video and turns them into a recipe.
Tap Save to Recipe Notes under the recipe. On iPhone it opens the app and imports the recipe. On Android and computers it opens Recipe Notes on the web.