Getting recipes in

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Import from any URL

Paste a link, or share a page straight from your browser. The recipe lands pre-filled and still editable.

Import from any URL in the ChopCue app

How it works

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From New recipe, choose Import from a link and paste a recipe URL, or share a recipe page directly from Chrome’s share sheet into ChopCue.

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ChopCue reads the page’s Schema.org recipe markup, the same structured data almost every recipe site already publishes for Google, and fills in ingredients, steps, servings, and timing.

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Step text is scanned for duration phrases ("simmer for 10 minutes") to auto-populate that step’s timer.

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Review and edit anything before saving. It is a normal, fully editable recipe from that point on, not a locked import.

Why it matters

Nobody wants to retype a recipe from a food blog by hand. This turns "I found a recipe online" into a paste-and-go action, without asking the site owner for an API or scraping anything beyond the structured data they already publish for search engines.

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