Ingredients
Instructions
Clipped with JustTheRecipe — just the recipe, nothing else.
Just the recipe. Nothing else.
Recipe pages bury the actual recipe under a life story, twelve pop-ups and an autoplaying video. Paste the page's HTML here and get back one clean card: ingredients, steps, times. That is the whole product.
On the recipe page press Ctrl+U (Mac: Cmd+Option+U), select all, copy, paste here. Everything runs in your browser — the HTML never leaves your device.
How it works
- Most serious recipe sites embed a machine-readable copy of the recipe in the page — schema.org/Recipe data meant for search engines. It contains exactly the ingredients, steps, times and servings, and none of the story.
- JustTheRecipe reads that data in your browser and renders it as one clean card you can copy or print. Pages without structured data fall back to on-page list detection.
- Fetching a page by URL is the one step a browser cannot do alone because of CORS, so that mode waits for our fetch proxy (marked 'proxy needed' above) instead of pretending.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get a page's HTML?
Open the recipe page, press Ctrl+U (Cmd+Option+U on a Mac) to view its source, select all, copy, and paste it into the box above. Most recipe sites embed a machine-readable copy of the recipe (schema.org data) in that source — that is what we read.
Why can't I just paste the URL?
Browsers block websites from reading other websites' pages (that rule is called CORS, and it protects you). Reading a URL anyway needs a small fetch proxy on our side. That proxy is the one piece not deployed yet, so URL import is marked as 'activates when the proxy ships' — we will not pretend it works before it does. Pasting the HTML works today because your browser already has the page.
Do you store the recipes I clip?
No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser, on your device. Nothing you paste is uploaded or saved. See the Privacy Policy for the analytics that applies to the site itself.
What if a page has no recipe data?
If a page carries schema.org recipe data we extract it exactly. Pages without it fall back to heading and list detection, which works on simpler pages. If neither is present, we tell you we could not find a recipe instead of guessing.
Is it free?
Yes. The clipper is free, supported by ads, with no sign-up.
JustTheRecipe runs entirely in your browser — fast, free, no sign-up.