Savoryy
Import Recipes From Anywhere
A recipe importer for websites, photos, and text. Paste a link or a screenshot and Savoryy turns it into a clean, structured recipe in your own cookbook.
Free to start. Savoryy Pro is $6.99/month or $59.99/year. Available on iOS, Android, and the web.
The best recipes live everywhere except one organized place: cooking blogs, family texts, screenshots, magazine pages. Savoryy's recipe importer pulls them all into one cookbook — structured, searchable, and connected to your pantry and meal plans.
Import from a URL, a photo, or pasted text. Savoryy extracts the title, ingredients with quantities, steps, and servings — and never invents what the source didn't say.
What you get
From a photo
Photograph a printed recipe, a screenshot, or a page in a cookbook — the importer reads it and structures it.
From a link
Paste a recipe URL from your favorite cooking site and Savoryy extracts the recipe itself, not the life story around it.
From text
Copy-paste an emailed recipe or a family group chat and get a clean recipe with ingredient lines and steps.
Structured, not scraped
Ingredients are parsed into real quantities and units, so imported recipes work with meal planning and grocery scaling.
Kitchen Match on import
Every import immediately shows how many of its ingredients you already have in your pantry.
Straight into your plan
Import it once — then plan it for the week or scale its grocery list for your servings.
How it works
Pick your source
A recipe URL, a photo, or pasted text — the importer handles all three.
Review the extraction
Savoryy shows the structured recipe — title, ingredients, steps, servings — for you to confirm or correct.
Save to your cookbook
It lands in your Savoryy library, searchable and permanent.
Cook or plan it
Get a Kitchen Match against your pantry, add it to your weekly plan, or send its ingredients to your grocery list.
Frequently asked questions
Is recipe import free?▾
Recipe Import is included with Savoryy Pro, along with Fridge Scanner, Smart Meal Planning, and Cook With What I Have. Pro is $6.99/month or $59.99/year.
Which websites does the importer support?▾
The importer works with most cooking blogs and recipe sites by reading the recipe data published on the page. If a site hides its recipe behind unusual formatting, the text-import option still gets it in.
What happens if part of a recipe is missing?▾
Savoryy structures what the source actually provides and shows you exactly what it found. It never fills gaps with invented ingredients or steps.
Do imported recipes work with meal planning?▾
Yes. Imported recipes become structured recipes — their ingredients resolve to your pantry, scale to your servings, and flow into grocery lists.
Can I import my family's handwritten recipes?▾
Yes — photograph the recipe card and the photo importer reads it into a structured recipe you can keep forever.
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