Turn a cooking video into a recipe you can actually cook from.
No more pausing and rewinding.
Cooking videos are great to watch and terrible to cook from. Paste the link and Getrecipe reads the captions and description, then writes the dish out properly: ingredients with measurements, ordered steps, times and temperatures.
Drop the URL into the generator and pick the video source.
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We read the spoken recipe
Captions and description are pulled and read for ingredients, quantities and technique.
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Cook from clean text
You get an ordered, printable recipe saved to your library.
What you get
Works with captioned cooking videos in many languages
Ingredients pulled out with amounts, in order of use
Steps compressed into clear, single-action instructions
Times, temperatures and visual cues kept from the source
Honest failure — it tells you when a video lacks recipe detail
Saved straight into your searchable recipe library
Questions
How do I convert a cooking video into a recipe?
Paste the video link into Getrecipe. It reads the captions and description, then writes out the ingredients and steps the cook actually used.
What if the video has no captions?
Getrecipe falls back to the video description. If neither contains enough detail, it tells you instead of inventing a recipe — you can paste the recipe text instead.
Does it work with videos in other languages?
Yes. Non-English captions are translated faithfully, keeping the original dish rather than swapping it for a Western version.
Will the recipe match the video?
Getrecipe is instructed to use only the ingredients, quantities and techniques stated in the source, so nothing is invented.
Start your cookbook today.
Free to try. Your recipes stay private unless you publish them to your own channel.