Pasting recipe text
Updated 2026-09-02
On the Recipes tab, tap + → Quick Paste, then paste the recipe text and tap save.
When to use it
- A site Web Import couldn't read.
- A recipe someone sent you, or one in an email, comment, or screenshot caption.
- Instagram or TikTok captions (ReciLore has no direct import for those — paste the caption here instead).
What format works
Plain text with the ingredients and the method both included. A title line helps. Tap See example format to drop in a template you can replace. ReciLore recognises labelled sections ("For the sauce:"), numbered steps, and simple ingredient lists. If the text has no recognisable ingredients or steps you'll get "We could not find ingredients or steps in that text." — add the missing part and try again.
The "Source URL" field
Optional. It's saved as a reference link on the recipe so you can get back to the original — ReciLore does not fetch or read it.
Questions this answers
- When should I use Quick Paste?
- What format should the pasted text be in?
- What is the "Source URL" field for?
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