Use the three dots
Open the post or Reel, tap the three dots, choose Copy link, then paste that URL into RecipePin.
Before you sign in
How to save your first recipe.
RecipePin works best when you give it the clearest recipe source you can find: a recipe page, a social post URL, a YouTube link, a PDF, or your own typed notes.
You will enter your email on the next screen. Cloudflare will send a login code so RecipePin can keep each recipe library private.
Copy the right thing
Where to find the recipe link.
Use the share arrow
Tap Share, copy the video URL, and paste it into RecipePin. If the recipe is in the description or captions, RecipePin has a better chance of finding it.
Copy the page address
Open the recipe page itself, copy the address from the browser bar, and paste that full URL into RecipePin.
Look for the recipe source
If the post links to a recipe website, open that link and copy the website URL. If the recipe is only written in comments, copy the text and use Pasted recipe text inside RecipePin.
Use Import PDF
If you have a PDF recipe, use Import PDF inside RecipePin. Text-based PDFs work best; scanned PDFs may need a quick tidy-up.
Do not use Pinterest
Pinterest is not supported for this early version. Open the original recipe website from Pinterest if you can, then copy that website URL instead.
Quick rule
RecipePin needs a source it can read.
- Best: a direct recipe website URL.
- Good: Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube links with recipe details in the post, caption, description, or source page.
- Manual: recipes written only in comments, messages, screenshots, or your own notes can be added with Pasted recipe text, image import, or Blank recipe.
Ready to try it?
Sign in with your email, copy a recipe link from one of the sources above, and paste it into RecipePin.
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