Trapped recipes in.
Cookable recipes out.

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   Paste the source

   A YouTube URL — full, short, or embedded — or the text of a recipe you already have. No account, nothing to install.

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   We read the source

   We pull the transcript and work out the ingredients, the steps, and the timings the creator actually gave. Anything they did not say stays unstated rather than invented.

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   You get a page that stays put

   A clean recipe page at a permanent address, with the creator credited and linked. Scale the servings and every quantity follows.

Recipe Mode shows one step at a time in type you can read from across the kitchen, keeps the screen awake, and plays the moment in the video where that step is demonstrated — on repeat, so it is still going when you look up from the pan. Space, Tab or Enter moves you on, which is about as much dexterity as wet hands can manage.

Each step lists only the ingredients it needs, at the number of servings you chose. Open any recipe and press Cook this recipe.

How do I get the recipe from a YouTube video?

Paste the video URL here. We read the transcript, pull out the ingredients and steps the creator actually gave, and publish a permanent recipe page for that video — free, with no account. If the video turns out not to contain a recipe, we tell you rather than making one up.

Can I follow the recipe while I cook?

Yes. Recipe Mode shows one step at a time in large type you can read from across the kitchen, keeps your screen awake, and plays the part of the video where that exact step is demonstrated — on repeat, so it is still going when you look up from the pan. Space, Tab or Enter moves you on.

Do you change the recipe or add your own instructions?

No. We rewrite the wording in our own words, but we never invent a quantity, a temperature, or a step the source did not support. Where a creator did not state something, the page says so instead of guessing.

Are the recipes AI-generated?

The pages are generated automatically from the source, and the photographs are AI-generated — which is why every one of them carries a visible mark saying so. Total time, hands-on time, yield and difficulty are estimates when the creator did not state them, and are labelled as estimates wherever they appear.

Does the original creator still get credit?

Always. Every recipe page names the creator and links back to the original video. The point is to make their recipe easier to cook from, not to replace it.

Can I change the number of servings?

Yes. Set the servings you want and every scalable quantity is recalculated, including in Recipe Mode, where each step lists only the ingredients that step needs at the amounts you chose.