The parts you need
Ingredients, method, timing, servings, and the recipe photo are organized into one consistent layout.
Save recipes from websites
Keep the recipe.
Lose the webpage.
Paste or share a recipe URL. LinkDish saves the photo, ingredients, steps, timing, servings, and source as a clean entry in your own cookbook.
A cleaner workflow
Stop reopening the same cluttered tab.
A browser bookmark sends you back to the full webpage every time. LinkDish keeps a practical copy for cooking and preserves the original link for attribution and context.
The source stays
The original recipe author and source page remain visible and available from every saved entry.
Ready when you cook
Use focused steps, serving scaling, timers, and a shopping list without switching tools.
Android and web
Share a link straight from your browser.
On Android, use the system share menu to send a recipe page to LinkDish. On the web, copy the URL and paste it into the import field.
- Works with public recipe pages
- Personal cookbook available across devices
- Web app can be installed on an iPhone or iPad Home Screen
Frequently asked
Importing recipe links.
How do I save a recipe from a website?
Copy or share the public recipe URL to LinkDish. It turns the useful recipe details into a clean cookbook entry while keeping the original source linked.
Can LinkDish import every recipe website?
Public recipe pages work best. Pages that require a login or block access may not import.
Can I organize more than fifteen recipes?
Yes. The free plan holds up to fifteen saved recipes. Plus and Family include unlimited saved recipes.
Your next recipe, cleaned up.
Import your first recipe free. No card required.