Import recipes from a link or a photo
Keep the recipes you already love next to your meal plan. Paste a link from a recipe website, or upload a photo or screenshot, and Meal Planner Pro saves the recipe to My Recipes.
From a recipe website or blog
Paste the page's address and Meal Planner Pro reads the recipe from it: the title, ingredients and steps. This works for most recipe sites that publish their recipes in the standard format search engines use.
From a photo or screenshot
Upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP image up to 8 MB, such as a cookbook page, a handwritten card or a screenshot, and the recipe is read from the image.
What gets saved
- The recipe title
- The ingredient list
- Step-by-step instructions
- The source link, when you imported from a website
Not supported yet
Links from Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, Facebook and YouTube can't be imported directly. A screenshot of the recipe works instead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Most recipe websites and food blogs that publish their recipes in the standard recipe format used by search engines. If a page doesn't, try a screenshot instead.
Not yet. Social media links aren't supported. Take a screenshot of the recipe and upload it as a photo instead.
JPEG, PNG or WebP images up to 8 MB, such as a photo of a cookbook page, a recipe card or a screenshot. Clear, well-lit photos give the best results.
They're saved to My Recipes in your account, with their ingredients and steps.