Use public cooking videos from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and Pinterest, plus recipe blog links. Instagram photo posts and carousels work too. Videos can be up to one hour. For videos longer than five minutes, extraction uses available captions, descriptions and comments instead of watching the video. Private, deleted or login-only posts cannot be read.

Not at all! The video can simply be a series of images showing someone making the recipe. Our models analyze three elements: audio, visuals, and text. So even if the video only shows the actions of someone cooking, without any audio, it will work. If there’s an overlay with instructions or an explanation, our models will take that into account too!

Clip Recipe extracts comprehensive recipe details including step-by-step directions, ingredients list, portion size, cooking duration, required equipment, and helpful tips.

Our AI system is highly accurate in extracting recipe information, but we recommend reviewing the extracted content to ensure everything matches your needs and expectations.

Some creators never state the amounts. Clip Recipe uses the video, caption and on-screen text. Check the creator’s caption or pinned comment for missing quantities, then add them in the recipe editor.

Clip Recipe extracts each distinct dish with its own ingredients and steps. In My Recipes, dishes from the same video are grouped into a deck; use the arrows inside the card to switch between them. You can edit, share or export each dish separately. Multiple recipes from one video count as one extraction and are included in every extraction plan. The video must be public, no longer than one hour, and contain enough information to make each dish. For videos over five minutes, only available captions, descriptions and comments are used. Components of one dish, such as a sauce and filling, stay together.

Yes, with our paid plans you can easily adjust portion sizes, and our system will automatically recalculate ingredient quantities accordingly.

Yes. Edit, add, reorder or remove ingredients, directions, tips and equipment, and adjust cooking times and portions. Review the recipe before cooking and correct anything that needs attention.

Yes! Every plan lets you share your extracted recipes with friends.

Yes. Recipes initially follow the language of the source. Use the recipe’s language selector to translate the ingredients and instructions into the language you want to cook in.

Yes. Export individual recipes to PDF or plain text, or formats for Notion, Paprika, Evernote and Apple Notes. You can also export your saved library to CSV, JSON or a printable PDF cookbook.

Yes. Sign in to the same account to see your recipes on either device. Clip Recipe works in your phone’s browser; use Add to Home Screen for an app-like shortcut. There is no separate App Store or Play Store app.

You can start for free: every Resident Chef subscription opens with a 7-day free trial, so you get unlimited extractions for a week at no cost. You add a card when you sign up and it is charged on day 7 — $3.95 per month or $39.50 per year — unless you cancel first, in which case you pay nothing. The free trial is one per account: if you have subscribed before, a new subscription starts billing immediately. There is no permanently free plan, and Master Chef (a one-time $149 purchase with lifetime access) is not a trial.

Resident Chef costs $3.95 monthly or $39.50 annually and includes a seven-day trial on your first subscription. Master Chef costs $149 once, with no trial, and includes the Recipe Library. Both include unlimited extractions and the same recipe tools. Master Chef access lasts for the lifetime of Clip Recipe.

There is no limit — every Clip Recipe plan includes unlimited recipe extractions, whether you subscribe monthly, annually, or buy lifetime access.

You pay nothing if you cancel before day seven. Trial access to paid features ends immediately when you cancel, rather than continuing for the remaining days. Your recipes are not deleted and you can still read them. Each account gets one trial; subscribing again starts billing immediately.

Open Manage Subscription in your profile to access the billing portal. Cancelling stops the next renewal; you keep paid features until the end of the period you already paid for. Your saved recipes are not deleted.

Master Chef is a one-time payment for access for the lifetime of Clip Recipe. It has no recurring fees and no free trial. The Recipe Library is also included.

No. It is a separate $49 one-time purchase for access to the existing recipe archive, with no recurring charge. Resident Chef customers buy it separately; Master Chef already includes it.

Every recipe in the archive, filters for cuisine, meal, time, diet and equipment, ingredient search with include and exclude, and exports to CSV, JSON and print-ready PDF cookbooks.

Yes. New recipes are added to the archive continuously, and every future addition is included at no extra cost.

No. You can buy and use the Recipe Library on its own. It gives you the existing archive; extracting recipes from new links requires a recipe plan. Master Chef includes both.

Yes. Export your selection to CSV, JSON or a print-ready PDF cookbook for meal planning, spreadsheets or an offline copy.

Library sales are final, with refunds considered at our discretion. Because it is a digital product with immediate access and downloads, refunds are not normally offered. You can browse the free sample on the main Recipe Library page before purchasing.

Use public cooking videos from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and Pinterest, plus recipe blog links. Instagram photo posts and carousels work too. Videos can be up to one hour. For videos longer than five minutes, extraction uses available captions, descriptions and comments instead of watching the video. Private, deleted or login-only posts cannot be read.

Not at all! The video can simply be a series of images showing someone making the recipe. Our models analyze three elements: audio, visuals, and text. So even if the video only shows the actions of someone cooking, without any audio, it will work. If there’s an overlay with instructions or an explanation, our models will take that into account too!

Clip Recipe extracts comprehensive recipe details including step-by-step directions, ingredients list, portion size, cooking duration, required equipment, and helpful tips.

Our AI system is highly accurate in extracting recipe information, but we recommend reviewing the extracted content to ensure everything matches your needs and expectations.

Some creators never state the amounts. Clip Recipe uses the video, caption and on-screen text. Check the creator’s caption or pinned comment for missing quantities, then add them in the recipe editor.

Clip Recipe extracts each distinct dish with its own ingredients and steps. In My Recipes, dishes from the same video are grouped into a deck; use the arrows inside the card to switch between them. You can edit, share or export each dish separately. Multiple recipes from one video count as one extraction and are included in every extraction plan. The video must be public, no longer than one hour, and contain enough information to make each dish. For videos over five minutes, only available captions, descriptions and comments are used. Components of one dish, such as a sauce and filling, stay together.