Print a recipe from YouTube
Paste a YouTube recipe link and RecipePrinter looks for the recipe in the video description, a linked recipe page, or available captions. Review the ingredients and instructions, then print it as a full page, or as a 4×6 recipe card with Pro, or save it as a PDF.
How to print a recipe from YouTube
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Copy the YouTube video link
Open the YouTube recipe video, tap Share, and copy the link. You can also copy the video URL directly from your browser.
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Paste it into RecipePrinter
Paste the YouTube link into RecipePrinter. It checks the video description and any usable linked recipe page, and may use available captions when more recipe information is needed.
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Review the recipe
RecipePrinter lays out the ingredients and instructions it finds. Check them over and change or add anything you want. Every word is editable.
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Print it your way
Print it on a full page, or as a 4×6 recipe card with RecipePrinter Pro. You can also save it as a PDF.
Print the recipe from a YouTube video
YouTube cooking videos are useful for seeing how a recipe is made, but the actual recipe may be spread across the description, a linked website, or spoken captions. RecipePrinter brings the available ingredients and instructions into one editable recipe you can print.
Cook from a printed recipe instead of replaying the video
Cooking videos are great for watching a technique, but less convenient when you need to check an ingredient amount or step while cooking. A printed recipe keeps the ingredients and instructions in front of you without replaying or scrubbing through the video.
Keep the YouTube video linked to the recipe
RecipePrinter keeps the original YouTube URL as the recipe source, so you can cook from the written recipe and return to the video whenever you want to watch a technique again.
The recipe may be in the description, website, or captions
Some creators write the full recipe in the YouTube description. Others link to a recipe on their website or explain the recipe in the video. RecipePrinter checks the available written sources and can use a usable YouTube caption track when needed.
