Scan recipes without typing everything out
Some recipes are simply worth keeping. That favorite recipe from an old cookbook, a clipping from a magazine or a family recipe that has been tucked away in a folder for years.
With Recipe Maker, simply take a photo of the recipe. The app recognizes the title, ingredients and instructions and turns them into a digital recipe for you.
From paper to your app in three steps
There is no need to type out an entire recipe by hand. Recipe Maker helps you quickly turn it into a digital recipe.
Take a photo
Take a photo of a recipe from a cookbook, magazine or a loose sheet of paper.
Let Recipe Maker read it
The title, ingredients and instructions are automatically recognized and prepared for you.
Review and save
Check the result and save the recipe to your own collection or cookbook.
What kind of recipes can you digitize?
The recipes you do not already have digitally are often the hardest ones to find when you need them.
Think of a favorite from a cookbook, a recipe you once clipped from a magazine or an old family recipe you want to preserve.
With Recipe Maker, you can bring all of these recipes together in one digital collection.
Save recipes you want to make again.
No more loose recipe clippings in a drawer.
Perfect for printed recipes and recipes you have kept on paper.
Add recipes that are already saved on your phone.
Especially useful when your recipes come from everywhere
A loose recipe in a drawer, a photo on your phone and bookmarks in different cookbooks work fine when you only have a handful of recipes.
But as your collection grows, finding the right recipe becomes more difficult. By digitizing your recipes, you can search, rate and organize them in a way that works for you.
No more searching through different books and folders.
Organize recipes into baking, barbecue, family recipes and more.
Keep old favorites and family recipes together in one place.
About scanning recipes
Can I scan a recipe from a cookbook?
Do I still have to type everything out myself?
Can I save old family recipes?
Can I also use photos and screenshots?
Can I organize scanned recipes into cookbooks?
Is Recipe Maker available for iPhone and Android?
Turn all your loose recipes into one collection
Download Recipe Maker and keep recipes from cookbooks, magazines, photos and paper together in one place.