Save recipes from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube
Tap Share on the post, then pick ScrollPlate. It reads the caption, the voiceover and the text on screen, and in about 30 seconds the recipe is in your Cookbook: ingredients with amounts, steps, macros per serving, and the creator’s handle with a link back. Facebook and recipe websites work the same way.
TikTok
ScrollPlate reads the caption, and the video itself: what’s said and what’s written on screen.
On iPhone and Android
- Tap Share on the video.
- Swipe the row of apps and tap More.
- Tap ScrollPlate.
ScrollPlate reads a reel’s caption and its video. For a photo post it reads the caption only: if the recipe is in the photos, take screenshots and import those.
On iPhone
- Tap Share under the reel.
- Tap Share to…
- Tap ScrollPlate.
On Android
- Tap Share under the reel.
- Tap More.
- Tap ScrollPlate.
YouTube
ScrollPlate reads the title and description, and watches the video itself, Shorts and full-length alike, up to 45 minutes.
On iPhone and Android
- Tap Share under the video.
- Tap More.
- Tap ScrollPlate.
ScrollPlate reads a reel’s or video’s description, and the video itself.
On iPhone
- Tap Share on the reel or video.
- Tap More.
- Tap ScrollPlate.
On Android
- Tap Share on the reel or video.
- Tap More options.
- Tap ScrollPlate.
Recipe websites
ScrollPlate reads the page’s recipe card, or its text when it has none, from the page as you see it.
On iPhone
- Open the recipe in Safari.
- Tap Share.
- Swipe the row of apps and tap More.
- Tap ScrollPlate.
On Android
- Tap ⋮ in Chrome, then Share.
- Tap ScrollPlate.
Don’t see ScrollPlate?
On iPhone: tap More, and it's in the list. On Android: scroll the list of apps. You can pin ScrollPlate to the top.
Or copy the post’s link, tap + in ScrollPlate, then Paste and Import recipe.
What you get
An import takes about 30 seconds. You can leave: it’ll be in your Cookbook when it’s done.
- Ingredients with amounts, and the steps in order
- Calories, protein, carbs and fat per serving, for every ingredient
- An amount the creator didn’t say, estimated, marked Check, and free to fix
- The creator’s handle, and a link back to the post
- A post you saved before opens as Already in your Cookbook
What it can’t read
Only public posts import
- Private or friends-only posts. If you can see one, screenshots of it work.
- Age-restricted posts
- Stories
- A video past 45 minutes whose description doesn’t hold the recipe
No link? Other ways in
Import screenshots or photos, up to 10, scan a cookbook page, or type or paste a recipe. Or describe a meal, and ScrollPlate writes one, labeled as written by ScrollPlate.
Is importing free?
Your first recipe is yours to keep, and the free plan saves 2 more imports a month. An import that fails doesn’t count. Pro imports every recipe you save.
After your first recipe, scanning a page, choosing photos in ScrollPlate and describing a meal are part of Pro. A screenshot shared to ScrollPlate counts like a link.
Importing uses Google to read the post, with your OK the first time.
More guides
- Recipe macrosAny recipe’s macros, ingredient by ingredientWhere each number comes from, net carbs, and the recipe’s own figures beside ours.
- Kroger cartsSend a recipe to your Kroger cartThe send step by step, what your Kroger account shares, and what stays in the store’s app.
- FeaturesEverything between the video and dinnerImport, Describe a meal, nutrition, AI editing, versions, plan, grocery and cook.
Start cooking what you save.
ScrollPlate is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.