Turn any YouTube cooking video into a recipe card
No more scrubbing back and forth through a 10-minute video for one measurement. Paste a YouTube link and Clip Recipe's AI watches the video for you — audio, visuals and on-screen text — and turns it into a structured recipe you can save, scale and export.
Paste a YouTube link
Works with TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest — no app install.
How it works
From YouTube video to cookable recipe in three steps.
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Paste the YouTube link
Copy the link to any YouTube video or Short (tap Share → Copy link) and paste it above. Both regular videos and Shorts work — videos up to 5 minutes.
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AI extracts the recipe
Our models analyze the narration, the visuals and any on-screen text to pull out the ingredients, quantities, step-by-step directions, cook time and equipment.
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Save, scale and export
Your recipe lands in your library as a structured card. Adjust the servings and the quantities recalculate, then export it to PDF, Notion, Paprika or print.
Recipes recently extracted from YouTube
9,536 YouTube recipes are already in the Clip Recipe database. Here are a few recent ones:
YouTube recipe extraction FAQs
Does it work with YouTube Shorts?
Yes. Clip Recipe handles both YouTube Shorts and regular YouTube videos up to 5 minutes long — which covers the vast majority of recipe content on the platform.
What about videos without narration or a recipe in the description?
Those work too. The extraction looks at three signals — audio, visuals and on-screen text — so a video that only shows the cooking, with no voiceover and nothing in the description, can still be converted. The models identify the ingredients and the actions from the footage itself.
How accurate is the extracted recipe?
Very accurate when the video shows or states the quantities; when it doesn't, the model fills in a sensible estimate. You can review and edit every field of the recipe card afterwards, so a wrong guess takes seconds to fix.
How much does it cost?
Clip Recipe costs $3.95/month or $39.50/year for unlimited extractions — there is no free tier. That makes it the cheapest unlimited web-based recipe extractor: no app to install, it works in any browser on any device.
Can I export recipes to Notion, PDF or Paprika?
Yes. Every extracted recipe can be exported as a PDF, printed, or copied as clean text and Markdown that pastes perfectly into Notion, Paprika, Evernote or any notes app. You can also share a public link to the recipe card.
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Extract your first YouTube recipe
$3.95/mo or $39.50/yr, unlimited extractions. The cheapest unlimited web-based recipe extractor.