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Convert recipe ingredients and scale them for your pan. English and Polish recipes and interface. Bake a little smarter. That lovely recipe uses cups. Your kitchen uses grams. The tin is a different size. BakeIQ helps with the ingredient maths, so you can get on with the baking. CONVERT ON THE RECIPE PAGE Open an English or Polish recipe, then click Convert in the BakeIQ panel or toolbar popup. Switch between metric and US customary units while keeping the original ingredient lines in view. MAKE IT FIT YOUR PAN Scale a batch with a multiplier, or choose the original recipe pan and your own pan. Save round or rectangular pan sizes in Preferences. Pan scaling uses surface area and assumes equal batter depth; check baking time and doneness yourself. TAKE IT INTO THE KITCHEN Copy the converted ingredients, open a mobile recipe link, or scan a QR code from the recipe-page panel. Shared recipes remain available for 24 hours. Anyone with the link can view them. WHEN A PAGE HAS NO RECIPE SCHEMA BakeIQ can send the visible recipe text to Groq for ingredient extraction after you click Convert. Structured recipe ingredients are parsed without AI. Text extraction always requires a click, even if you enable automatic conversion for recipes with schema. MADE TO KEEP YOU IN CONTROL • Manual conversion by default. • Metric and US customary measurements. • English and Polish ingredient parsing and extension interface. • Automatic recipe/page language detection, with a saved English or Polski override in Settings. • Saved pan sizes, unit preferences, and interface language. • A companion web converter at https://bakeiq.app/convert. • No BakeIQ account required and no advertising or analytics scripts. Language detection runs locally. Automatic mode follows the recipe/page language, falling back to Chrome's language and then English. The interface preference does not change recipe parsing; original ingredient wording stays intact. The separate web converter retains its existing interface. Conversions that rely on ingredient density are marked with ≈. Ambiguous lines stay unchanged. AI extraction can make mistakes: compare the ingredients with the original recipe before baking. An internet connection is required for initial parsing and text extraction. Chrome-protected pages and some websites cannot be read by extensions. PRIVACY Conversion sends the recipe name and ingredients to BakeIQ's service. Text extraction also sends up to 16,000 characters of visible recipe or article text to Groq; surrounding text may be included. Avoid using extraction on private pages. Chrome stores your preferences and temporary tab conversions. Read the full policy, including provider and backup retention, at https://bakeiq.app/privacy.