LinkDish

Save recipes from websites

Save the recipe.
Skip the scroll.

Paste a link from any public recipe site and LinkDish keeps what you need: the ingredients, steps, times, servings and photo. No pop-ups, no autoplay, no life story, and the original source stays credited.

Opens in the LinkDish web app. Your first 3 imports are free, no account needed.

Get it on Android Open the web app

How to save a recipe from a website

Three ways in.
One clean recipe.

  • 01

    On the web

    Copy the page address from your browser, open LinkDish and paste it into Add, or paste it into the box at the top of this page.

  • 02

    On Android

    On the recipe page, tap Share and choose LinkDish. The recipe opens ready to check and save.

  • 03

    On iPhone

    Add the LinkDish web app to your Home Screen from Safari, then paste links into Add. A native iPhone app is on the way.

What LinkDish keeps

The recipe,
not the rest.

LinkDish reads the recipe the site publishes, then gives you a calm page built for cooking. Anything it misses, you can edit.

  • Ingredients, with sections like "For the filling" when the site uses them
  • Numbered steps with timers taken from the method
  • Prep and cook times, servings and the photo
  • The original page, one tap away
A recipe saved in LinkDish: the dish photo, the weeknightkitchen.com source, total, prep and cook times, a five-star rating with how often it was cooked, and the ingredients with servings and Metric selected

Questions

Saving from
websites.

Which recipe websites work with LinkDish?

Most public recipe pages work, from large food sites to personal blogs. Pages that publish their recipe in a standard recipe format import most cleanly. Pages behind a login or a paywall may not import.

Does LinkDish copy the whole article?

No. It keeps the recipe itself: ingredients, steps, times, servings and the photo, with a link back to the original page so the author keeps the credit.

What if an import misses something?

You can edit any saved recipe. If a site keeps importing badly, send the link through LinkDish Support so it can be looked at.

Is it quick?

Usually a few seconds. Links LinkDish has already read come back almost instantly.

Is it free to try?

Yes. The Free plan includes 3 recipe imports and up to 15 saved recipes, and no card is required.

Paste a link.
Get cooking.

Save your first recipe from the web in a few seconds. No card required.

Open the web app Get it on Android
Open the web app Android app