Save and organize recipes from a meal-prep video
Extract the dishes once, then tag, scale and use each recipe separately.
Francisco MacedoUpdated

A meal-prep video can teach several dishes. Clip Recipe saves each distinct recipe separately, so you can find the ingredients for one lunch without reading through the rest.
1. Choose a video with enough detail
Use a public video of up to one hour that gives ingredients and preparation steps. Longer videos need useful captions, descriptions or comments. A montage of finished meals may not contain enough information to extract the recipes.
2. Extract the video once
Paste the link into Clip Recipe. You do not need to cut it into clips or submit one request per dish. One video counts as one extraction.
3. Review each dish
Open the recipe deck and use its arrows to browse the dishes. Check each ingredient list with its directions, then edit missing or incorrect details using the original source.
4. Add tags you will search for
Use labels such as “weekday lunch” or “cook again.” Each dish has its own tags and rating. My recipes groups dishes from the same video into a deck, while keeping the individual recipes available inside it.
5. Adjust servings and export
Use the serving controls when you need a different quantity. Scaling ingredients does not automatically change the cooking time or pan size. Export the individual recipe in your preferred format, or share it with someone cooking with you.