Save recipes from anywhere.
Share a TikTok, a Reel, a YouTube video or any recipe page to Eatpace. It becomes a clean recipe in your Cookbook, with amounts, steps and the creator’s name, ready to plan as one of your next dinners.
Free: 10 saves from recipe sites, 3 from video or photo · Pro has no limit
- Fetching the page
- Reading the video
- Checking amounts
- Adding timers and tags
From TikTok - 17 ingredients, 1 amount we filled in
- 6 clear steps, timers added
- Realistic time 23 min
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Sheet Pan Chicken Fajitas -
Harissa Salmon and Vegetables -
Mushroom Pesto Flatbread
A working example with recipes from the Eatpace catalogue. Links and creator names in brackets stand in for real ones.
The caption, the creator’s comments and the video.
Most recipes are written down somewhere: in the caption, the description, a pinned comment or the creator’s own site. We read all of it. When the recipe is only in the video, we watch it.
- The captionOr the whole description, on YouTube.
- The creator’s commentsA pinned comment, a reply, a link to their own site.
- The videoWhat’s said, shown on screen and done, in videos up to 10 minutes.
If a recipe is only shown or spoken, we may miss an amount.
When we fill one in, we tell you. Check it in a tap, and edit anything you like, any time.
- 1⅓ lbshrimp
- 1 tsppaprika
- 2avocados
- 8tostada shells
Your imports stay private.
A recipe you save is yours. It lives in your Cookbook and nowhere else. If you share it, we share the original link, so the creator gets the visit.
- Never in Discover
- Never in anyone else’s search
- Never on eatpace.com
- The creator’s name and link stay on it
Save your first recipes free.
Everything you save, in one place you cook from.
TikToks, Reels, YouTube videos and web recipes sit next to the dinners you bookmark in Eatpace. Filter them, group them in collections, and plan any of them as one of your next dinners.
- Works offline, in the kitchen too
- Cook mode with step timers
- Tried & loved fills itself after you cook
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TikTok Spicy Shrimp Tostadas -
Instagram Turkish Eggs -
YouTube Chicken Enchiladas -
Web Lemon Mustard Salmon -
TikTok Smash Burgers -
Instagram Mushroom Pesto Flatbread -
Photo Chicken and Leek Pot Pie -
Eatpace Saffron Chicken and Rice
Saving from one app in particular?
Coming from another recipe app? See the Paprika alternative or the Mealime alternative.
How do I save a recipe from TikTok, Instagram or YouTube?
Tap Share on the video, then pick Eatpace. If it isn’t in the row, tap More. We read the caption, the creator’s comments and the video, and the recipe lands in your Cookbook with the creator’s name and a link to the original.
Does it work with any recipe website?
Most recipe sites come in with every amount and step, because they publish the recipe in a standard format. On a page without one we read the visible text, and you may need to tidy a line. Free includes 10 saves from recipe sites.
What if the recipe is only in the video?
We watch the video for what’s said, shown and done. If an amount is never said or written, we may miss it, or fill it in and tell you so. You can change any amount in a tap.
Can I save a recipe from a cookbook or a handwritten card?
Yes. Tap Scan a photo and take a picture of the page. A photo counts as one of your 3 free video and photo imports.
Are the recipes I save private?
Yes. They’re only in your Cookbook. They never appear in Discover, in anyone else’s search or on this website. If you share one, we share the original link.
How many recipes can I save for free?
On Free: 10 from recipe sites and 3 from videos or photos, in total, in a Cookbook that holds 20 recipes. They’re totals, so they don’t come back next month. Pro has no limit and costs $39.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial, once, or $4.99 a month.
Can I edit a recipe after saving it?
Yes, every ingredient, amount and step. The link to the original stays on the recipe.
Do I need an account to save a recipe?
No. Save your first one right away. Afterwards we suggest a free account, so your recipes are safe if you change phones.
Is Eatpace on Android?
Not yet. Eatpace is for iPhone with iOS 18 or later. Leave your email on the download page and we’ll tell you when it comes to Android.