One video, every recipe: save each dish separately

You save a video called “three easy dinners.” On Monday, you want the pasta. On Wednesday, you want the salad. Keeping both in one long set of notes makes it harder to find the ingredients for either.

Clip Recipe now extracts multiple recipes from one video and saves each dish separately. Paste the link once. When the extraction finishes, every dish gets its own recipe in your collection.

One link becomes separate recipe cards

Each recipe has its own name, ingredient list and ordered steps. If the creator gives quantities, cooking times or serving information, those stay with the dish they belong to. You can open, edit, share or export each recipe independently using your plan’s usual features.

In My Recipes, dishes from the same video appear as a deck of cards. Open the deck and use the arrows inside the card to move between dishes. Each dish keeps its own recipe page.

What counts as a separate recipe?

The split follows the food being taught. A clip demonstrating a pasta, a salad and a dessert can produce three recipes. A lasagna with a sauce and a filling remains one recipe: its components belong together. Seasoning alternatives and optional swaps stay in the recipe’s tips.

The aim is to give you recipes you can cook independently. A mention of another dish, without its ingredients and preparation, is not enough to reconstruct it.

How to try it

1. Copy a public cooking-video link. 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.
2. Paste the link into Clip Recipe and start an extraction.
3. When it finishes, use the arrows beside the recipe count inside the card to browse each dish.
4. Open your collection to find the video’s recipe deck.

Multi-recipe extraction is included in every extraction plan. You do not need to turn on a special mode or submit the same link several times. A video containing one recipe still produces one recipe. A video with several dishes counts as one extraction, rather than one extraction for every dish.

What about videos you already saved?

Existing recipes stay as they are. To look for additional dishes in an older video, submit its original link as a new extraction. Keep any personal edits in your existing copy; the new extraction creates new recipes.

Extraction depends on what the video makes available. Check the result against the creator’s instructions, especially when a quantity appears only briefly on screen. You can edit each dish and reset it to its own original extraction without changing the others.

Try a video with more than one recipe, or read our guide to organizing meal-prep recipes from a cooking video.