Save recipes from websites without losing them later
You find a recipe you want to make. You leave the tab open, take a screenshot or add the page to your bookmarks. A few weeks later, you have no idea where you found it.
With Recipe Maker, you can save recipes you find online to your own recipe collection. No more searching the web all over again when you want to make the same dish.
Plenty of recipes online. But where did you find that one again?
A recipe on a food blog, something you spotted on a supermarket website or a dish you came across on Google. There is no shortage of inspiration online, but your favorite recipes quickly end up scattered across different websites.
You can save dozens of bookmarks or keep taking screenshots. That works for a while, but it becomes much less useful as your collection grows.
Recipe Maker turns a recipe you find somewhere online into part of your own personal recipe collection.
Different ways to save a recipe you find online
There isn't just one way to add an online recipe. Depending on where you find it, Recipe Maker gives you several ways to add it to your collection.
Find something you want to keep on Google, a recipe website, food blog or supermarket website.
For example, share a recipe directly from your browser to Recipe Maker. You can also open the app and go to Add recipe → Google, search for a recipe and add it from there.
Once saved, the recipe sits alongside your other recipes and can be organized in whatever way makes sense to you.
The Recipe Maker manual explains all available options and walks you through them step by step.
Save the recipe, not just the page where you found it
A folder full of browser bookmarks mainly tells you which websites once had something interesting on them. Your own recipe collection is about the dishes you actually want to keep.
Recipes from different websites no longer have to live in separate places. They can sit together with the rest of your favorites.
A saved recipe becomes part of your own collection
Keep recipes together by themes such as pasta, baking, barbecue or quick meals.
Combine recipes you've found online with recipes from other sources in your own digital cookbooks.
Learn more about creating a digital cookbook →No need to start another Google search when you want to make the same dish again.
Recipes from websites can sit alongside scanned recipes, photos and recipes you've created yourself.
See all the ways you can save recipes →What about that recipe in your cookbook?
Your favorite recipes probably don't all come from websites. You may also have recipes on paper, in an old cookbook, as a photo or as a screenshot on your phone.
You can add those too. With Recipe Maker's recipe scanner, you can photograph and digitize a recipe without typing everything out again.
See how recipe scanning works →Saving recipes from websites
How can I save recipes from websites?
There are several ways to save recipes from websites in Recipe Maker. For example, you can share a recipe directly from your browser to the app. You can also open Recipe Maker, go to Add recipe → Google, search for a recipe and add it from there.
Recipe Maker offers additional ways to add online recipes depending on where and how you found them.
See all the ways to add recipes in the manual →Can I save recipes from different websites in one place?
Do I still need browser bookmarks after saving a recipe?
Can I save my own recipes alongside recipes from websites?
Can I save recipes from a cookbook digitally too?
Can I organize the recipes I've saved?
How can I keep online recipes in one place?
Save it straight away
Keep the online recipes you want to remember and build your own recipe collection over time.