Print recipes from social media
Found a recipe on Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, Facebook, or YouTube? Paste the post or video link and RecipePrinter turns it into a clean recipe with ingredients and instructions, ready to print or save.
If the link doesn't work, you can also paste the recipe text or upload a screenshot.
How to print a recipe from social media
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Copy the post's link
On Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, Facebook, or YouTube, tap Share and copy the link to the post, Pin, Reel, or video.
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Paste it into RecipePrinter
RecipePrinter looks for the recipe in the caption, description, linked page, and when available, the video's narration or on-screen text.
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Check the recipe
Review the ingredients and instructions, then make any edits you want before printing.
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Print or save it
Print it on a full page, or as a 4×6 recipe card with RecipePrinter Pro. You can also save it as a PDF.
One box for every app
Recipes are posted differently on every app. Instagram may put the recipe in a caption, TikTok might explain it in the video, and Pinterest may link to a blog.
You don't need to figure out where the recipe is first. Paste the link and RecipePrinter checks the places it could be.
Saved isn't the same as kept
Saved posts are easy to lose in a folder full of hundreds of other recipes. A printed recipe is easier to find, cook from, and come back to.
Put it in a recipe box or binder and it's there when you need it.
Cook from paper, not from a paused video
Videos are great for discovering recipes, but awkward to cook from. You end up pausing, rewinding, and touching your phone with messy hands.
RecipePrinter turns the recipe into ingredients and instructions you can keep on the counter while you cook. The original link stays with the recipe if you want to go back and watch the video.
When the stack becomes a book
Once you've saved enough recipes, you can turn them into a cookbook. Organize recipes into chapters, rearrange them, add section pages, and build the whole book in RecipePrinter. Then print it at home or export the finished PDF to have it printed anywhere.
