Pantree feature

Save Recipes from Anywhere

TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, food blogs, handwritten notes — one tap, and Pantree turns it into a proper recipe.

Pantree recipe library on iPhone showing imported recipes from TikTok, Instagram and food blogs

Someone sends you a recipe on TikTok DM. Another one arrives in your Instagram DMs. A third gets dropped into a Telegram chat. Someone else finds something on Lemon8. They all look great. And when you're standing in the kitchen on a Tuesday night, you can't find a single one of them.

Pantree's recipe import is built to end that loop. Share any URL, video link, or photo into Pantree and the app parses the ingredients, steps, cook time and metadata into a clean, consistent format. One library. Every recipe you actually want to cook — searchable, filterable, and linked to the ingredients you already have in your pantry.

How it works

Common questions

Which sites does recipe import work on?

Pantree's URL importer works on the vast majority of cooking sites and recipe blogs — anywhere that uses standard Recipe schema markup. For sites that don't, Pantree falls back to its own parser. TikTok, Instagram and YouTube are supported directly.

How many recipes can I import?

Free users can import 10 recipes per month. Premium and Family users get unlimited imports. You can always add recipes manually without hitting any limit.

Does recipe import work with private or paywalled sites?

Pantree can only parse recipes from pages you have access to. If a recipe is behind a paywall, import it from your authenticated browser session or paste the text directly.

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Free on the App Store. No credit card, no trial clock.

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