A cookbook that is easy to search
Find recipes by title, ingredient, folder, tag, or note instead of reopening old tabs.
Free Chrome recipe saver
Save recipes from any website to your cookbook — in one click.
Found a recipe you want to make again? Click Cookmory in your browser. We bring the page into a smart importer, so you can review the recipe and keep it in a cookbook that works beyond a bookmark.
Available in English and Russian. Free for up to 50 saved recipes — no card required.- Save the recipe from the tab you are already viewing
- Review and edit every detail before it is saved
- The extension uses the active page URL only after your click
From a recipe page to dinner plans in three simple steps
Find a recipe worth keeping
Open any public recipe page in your browser — no copy-and-paste needed.
Click the Cookmory icon
The extension sends that page link to the Cookmory recipe importer.
Make it yours
Review the title, ingredients, steps, servings, and timings, then save the recipe to your cookbook.
Install in less than a minute
Add Cookmory to Chrome and keep it one click away.
The extension is free and installs from the official Chrome Web Store. Once it is pinned, it is ready whenever you discover a recipe you love.
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Add the extension
Open Cookmory in the Chrome Web Store and choose “Add to Chrome”.
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Confirm and pin Cookmory
Confirm the installation, then open Chrome’s Extensions menu and pin Cookmory to your toolbar.
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Save your first recipe
Open a recipe page, click the Cookmory icon, review the import, and save it.
Add to Chrome — free
Using Microsoft Edge? Open the same Chrome Web Store page in Edge. If Edge asks, allow extensions from other stores, then follow the same steps.
Cookmory
More useful than a bookmark. Ready when you cook.
A browser bookmark only remembers where a recipe was. Cookmory turns it into a recipe you can find, improve, plan with, and cook from on any device.
A recipe you can trust
Correct quantities, instructions, timings, and notes before the recipe joins your collection.
A plan for the whole week
Use saved recipes in meal plans, create shopping lists, and switch to a focused cooking view when it is time to cook.
Questions about the Cookmory recipe saver
How do I install the Cookmory Chrome extension?
Select “Add to Chrome” on the Cookmory Chrome Web Store page, confirm the installation, and pin Cookmory from the Extensions menu. Then open a recipe page and click the Cookmory icon.
Does it work on every recipe website?
Cookmory can import many public recipe pages, especially pages with structured recipe data. Some websites block automated access or publish incomplete data, so you should always review the result before saving.
Does the extension read every page I visit?
No. It has no content script and does not scan browsing activity. The active page URL is used only when you click the Cookmory toolbar button.
Can I edit an imported recipe?
Yes. Cookmory opens the result for review so you can change the title, ingredients, instructions, servings, timings, and notes before saving.
Do I need an account?
You can try importing a recipe without an account. Create a Cookmory account to keep your personal collection; the Free plan includes up to 50 recipes.
Can I use it in Chrome and Edge?
Install Cookmory from the Chrome Web Store in Chrome. It can also be added in Microsoft Edge when that browser allows extensions from other stores.
Turn “I should make this someday” into your next favourite meal.
Add Cookmory to Chrome, save the next recipe that catches your eye, and build a cookbook you will actually use.