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Save recipe pages to Cookmory in one click. Review, edit, and organize recipes in your personal cookbook. Save recipes from websites to Cookmory in one click. Open a recipe page in your browser and click the Cookmory icon. The extension sends the link to Cookmory’s smart recipe importer, which attempts to extract the title, ingredients, instructions, servings, and cooking times. Review and edit every field before saving the recipe. What Cookmory helps you do: • Save the recipe page you are viewing without manually copying its URL. • Review and correct ingredients, quantities, instructions, servings, cooking times, and notes. • Turn scattered browser tabs and bookmarks into a searchable personal cookbook. • Organize recipes with folders, tags, favorites, and search. • Use saved recipes for meal planning, shopping lists, and step-by-step cooking. • Continue on desktop or mobile through the Cookmory web app. Privacy and transparency Cookmory does not scan pages in the background, read your browsing history, inject scripts into websites, or store your Cookmory password. The extension uses only the URL of the active page, and only after you deliberately click its toolbar button. Recipe import depends on the information made available by the source website. Some websites may restrict access or provide incomplete data, so you can always review and edit the result before saving it. You can try importing a recipe without an account. Create a Cookmory account to keep your personal collection. The Free plan includes up to 100 recipes, with no credit card required. https://cookmory.com/en/browser-extension
Aug 25, 2026
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