Print a recipe without ads

Paste a recipe link and RecipePrinter prints just the recipe: no ads, no pop-ups, no comments. One clean page you can cook from.

Works with Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, Facebook, YouTube, and any recipe site.

The same recipe two ways: a 26-page stack printed from the browser, beside one card printed from RecipePrinter.

How it works

  1. 1

    Copy the recipe link

    On the food blog, copy the page's link from your browser, or tap Share and choose Copy link.

  2. 2

    Paste it above

    RecipePrinter pulls out the ingredients and steps, and leaves the ads, pop-ups, and comments behind.

  3. 3

    Make any changes

    Fix an amount or reword a step right on the page. Choose a full page or a 4×6 card (with Pro), pick a theme, and keep or drop the photo.

  4. 4

    Print it or save a PDF

    Send it to your printer, or choose Save as PDF to keep a clean copy.

One sheet instead of twenty-six

Your browser's print button prints the whole page as it is, including the story, the ad spaces, and the comments. RecipePrinter takes just the recipe from the page and sets it out on its own: the ingredients, the steps, and the times.

One printed page holding the whole Chicken Tzatziki Bowls recipe, beside the finished bowl.

With or without the photo

Keep the finished-dish photo, or turn it off with one switch to save color ink and give the recipe more room.

The ingredients, the steps, and the times stay exactly as they were.

The same recipe printed twice, with and without its photo, switched by a single toggle.

Questions about printing without ads

Is this an ad blocker?

No. An ad blocker hides ads on the page you're looking at. RecipePrinter makes a new page with just the recipe, so there are no ads to hide.

Can I see it before I print?

Yes. The preview shows exactly what will print, so you can check the recipe and make changes before anything reaches your printer.

What about pop-ups and cookie banners?

They never reach the printer. Those overlays are drawn by your browser as the page loads, and RecipePrinter reads the recipe straight from the page's own data instead, so the box you would have had to close is never in the way.

How much paper does one recipe take?

Usually one sheet. A long recipe can run onto the back of the card or a second page, but not the 26 pages the browser printed.

What if a recipe won't import?

Some recipes sit behind a login or on a site that blocks importers. Copy the recipe text and paste it in, or upload a screenshot, and you get the same clean printout.Print a recipe from a screenshot

Is it free?

Yes. Importing and printing full-page recipes is free, with no account. RecipePrinter Pro ($4.99/mo or $39.99/yr) adds 4×6 recipe cards, premium themes, and printing several recipes at once.