From paper to searchable
Keep recipes from cookbooks, magazines, family notes, and screenshots in the same searchable Library.
RecipeAI feature guide
Scan a Recipe from a Photo
Photograph a recipe you want to keep and convert it into an organized digital recipe instead of typing every line.
Built for real cooking, not saved-post clutter
Review before you cook
AI extraction can make mistakes. Check ingredients and instructions against the original image before cooking.
More than text recognition
Once saved, the recipe can support servings, shopping lists, nutrition, notes, and cooking mode.
How it works
From discovery to a recipe you can cook
Take a clear, well-lit photo or choose an existing image.
Let RecipeAI identify the recipe text and structure.
Review the result and save your corrected copy.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Can RecipeAI read handwriting?
Clear handwriting may work, but results vary. Always compare the saved recipe with the original note.
What makes a good scan?
Use even lighting, keep the full page in frame, avoid blur, and photograph one recipe at a time.
Is the photo itself a nutrition measurement?
No. Recipe-photo scanning digitizes written recipes. Meal-photo nutrition estimates are a separate feature and remain estimates.