Websites and supported social links
Paste a public recipe URL or a supported social link. Some sites block automated access or provide incomplete data, so check the imported draft.
Bring your recipes together
Recipe importer: save recipes from websites, photos, PDFs and text
Choose the importer that matches the source you already have. Cookmory turns it into a structured draft that you can review and correct before saving.
Import from the source you have
Different sources need different starting points.
Photos and screenshots
Recognize printed recipe text from a clear photo or screenshot, then compare the recipe draft with the original.
PDF cookbooks
Use text-based or scanned PDF cookbooks, review the detected recipes, and choose which ones you want to save.
Pasted text
Paste a complete recipe from a message, note, document, or page when a link is not the best source.
Chrome and Edge extension
Send the active tab URL to Cookmory only when you click the browser extension, then review the recipe before saving.
Paprika collections
Import a .paprikarecipes archive through the dedicated migration flow instead of moving a collection one recipe at a time.
Review before saving
Import reduces retyping; the final check remains yours.
Check the recipe draft
Review the title, ingredients, quantities, units, steps, servings, timing, and source. Correct anything that the original makes clearer.
Organize it in Cookmory
After saving, use folders, tags, favorites, and search to keep the recipe easy to find.
What you can try for free
Start with your own source and decide whether the result is useful.
No account needed to try import
Open an importer, add a source, and review the result before creating an account.
Free for up to 50 recipes
The Free plan includes the core recipe collection and up to 50 recipes. No credit card is required.
Try the importer that fits
Detailed guides
Chrome and Edge extension · Move from Paprika · All features · Plans
Frequently asked questions
Can I import from any recipe website?
Cookmory can import many public recipe pages, especially pages with structured recipe data. Some sites block automated access or provide incomplete data, so review the result or use text or screenshots as a fallback.
Do I need an account to try the recipe importer?
No. You can try an import and review the draft without an account. Create an account when you want to save recipes to your collection.
How should I save a handwritten recipe?
Keep a clear photo of the original and enter the recipe manually. Check the title, ingredients, quantities, and steps before saving.
What happens with a large PDF cookbook?
Cookmory can work with text-based and scanned PDFs, detect recipe-shaped sections, and let you choose the recipes you want to save. Start with a smaller selection when you want an easier review.
Can I move a Paprika collection?
Yes. Export the collection to a .paprikarecipes file with Paprika, then use Cookmory’s dedicated Paprika import flow.
Bring in one recipe you want to keep
Try the matching importer, review the draft, and save a clean recipe to your collection.