Getting recipes in
Save a recipe from TikTok
Paste a TikTok link and the recipe in the video’s description becomes an editable recipe in your cookbook.
51 sec · no sound needed: every step is on screen
How it works
- Paste a TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or website link to import a recipe.
- The recipe written in the video’s description becomes ingredients and steps you can edit.
- Imported, pasted and AI-built recipes start in your personal recipes; one tap adds them to the family cookbook.
Step by step
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Tap +
Tap the + button at the top of the screen.
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Import a Link
Tap Import a Link.
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Paste the link
Paste the link you copied from TikTok.
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Import Recipe
Tap Import Recipe.
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Review the draft
The recipe opens as a draft. Check the title, ingredients and steps, and change anything you like.
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Pick a category
Choose a category (here, Main Courses).
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Ingredients
Scroll down to the ingredients. Each one is split into amount, unit and name.
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Steps
Keep scrolling to the numbered steps.
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Create Recipe
Tap Create Recipe.
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Saved
The recipe is saved to your personal recipes first.
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Share with the family
Tap Add to Family Cookbook so the whole family can see it.
Garlic Butter Shrimp Pasta is a real recipe in the family cookbook, with ingredients and numbered steps.
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Paste a recipe someone texted you
Copy a recipe out of a text, email or note, paste it in, and it is sorted into title, ingredients and steps.
Type a recipe in by hand
Type a recipe straight in: title, category, ingredients and steps. Hand-typed recipes go straight into the family cookbook.
Start your family cookbook
Save the recipes your family actually cooks, from anywhere, in one place.