A little less scrolling.
A lot more cooking.
Paste a link from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or a recipe website and get a recipe you can save, plan and shop for.
Coming soon to iPhone.
How it works
Copy a link
Found a recipe in a reel, a TikTok, a YouTube video or on a website? Tap Share, then Copy Link.
Paste it into Grabify
Tap + in your cookbook and paste. Grabify reads the post, the caption and what’s said in the video, then shows you the ingredients and steps to check before you save.
Plan it and shop for it
Add the recipe to a day in your week, then turn the days you planned into one shopping list.
Works with the places you find recipes
Instagram
Posts and reels, including recipes that are only spoken in the video or linked from the caption.
TikTok
Videos and share links, using the caption, the creator’s linked recipe page and the video itself.
YouTube
Videos and Shorts, using the description and the video’s transcript.
Recipe websites
Food blogs and recipe sites. Grabify keeps the recipe and leaves the life story.
Grabify is not affiliated with or endorsed by Instagram, TikTok or YouTube.
A cookbook that fits your life.
Keep your favorites together. Plan a few meals ahead. Head to the store with one clear list.
Recipes, not guesses
Ingredients come with amounts and steps come in order. If a post doesn’t contain a recipe, Grabify says so instead of making one up.
Find it again
Search by recipe or ingredient, keep favorites, and pull up quick meals of 30 minutes or less.
Cookbooks
Group recipes into cookbooks like Weeknight dinners or Slow mornings. A recipe can be in several.
Cook for any number
Change the servings and the ingredient amounts change with them.
Make it yours
Fix an amount, add a step, or type in a family recipe from scratch.
Plan your week
Put recipes on breakfast, lunch, dinner or a snack for any day, with the servings you need.
Shopping lists that add up
Make a list from the days and meals you planned, or from one recipe. Amounts are combined and sorted by aisle, and you can share the list.
Credit stays with the creator
Every imported recipe keeps a link back to the original post and its creator.
Your recipes are yours
Export them as text any time, or delete your account and everything in it from the app.
Questions
Which links work?
Instagram posts and reels, TikTok videos, YouTube videos and Shorts, and most recipe websites. Private or deleted posts can’t be read.
What if a video doesn’t include the full recipe?
Grabify only uses what the creator wrote, said or linked. If the recipe isn’t there, it tells you it couldn’t find one rather than inventing ingredients. You can always type the recipe in yourself.
Can I change a recipe after saving it?
Yes. Open the recipe, tap the menu and choose Edit recipe to change the title, time, servings, ingredients or steps. The link to the original post stays with it.
How do shopping lists work?
In Your week, tap Create shopping list and pick the days and meals, or add a single recipe from its page. Grabify combines the amounts, sorts them by aisle and keeps what you’ve already ticked when you add more.
Do I need an account?
Yes, so your recipes are kept safely. You can sign in with Apple, Google or your email address.
How do I delete my account?
In the app, tap the round profile button at the top right, then Delete Account. Your recipes, cookbooks, meal plans, shopping lists and account are deleted right away.
Is Grabify on Android or the web?
Not yet. Grabify is available for iPhone.
Something else? Visit Support or email support@grabify.app.