How to Save Recipes from Any Website

Most recipe websites are full of lengthy stories, pop-ups, and ads before you get to the actual recipe. Our recipe extractor solves this problem: paste the URL, and we pull the ingredients and instructions into a clean, printable recipe card. Here's how it works and which sites are supported.

How the Recipe Extractor Works

When you paste a recipe URL into our extractor, it reads the page's structured data (JSON-LD and microdata markup that recipe sites embed for search engines). The tool identifies the recipe title, ingredients list, step-by-step instructions, prep time, cook time, and serving size, then formats everything into a card ready to print.

Supported Websites

The extractor works with most major recipe sites including AllRecipes, BBC Good Food, Food Network, Simply Recipes, NYT Cooking, Bon Appétit, Delish, Love & Lemons, Smitten Kitchen, and hundreds more. If a site doesn't work, the recipe can still be copied manually into our recipe card maker.

The "Just the Recipe" Problem

Many users search for "just the recipe" alternatives — tools that strip away the blog story and show only the ingredients and steps. Our extractor effectively solves this problem by converting any recipe URL into a focused, printer-friendly card. It's the fastest way to build a collection of recipes from around the web.

Building Your Recipe Collection

Use the extractor to save recipes you find online, then organize them in a recipe binder or box. Print each extracted card and add it to your collection. Over time, you'll build a personalized cookbook of only the recipes you actually use.