Digital Recipe Book App
Bookmarks, Pinterest boards, screenshots, a binder, a box of cards. Culinary Card turns each recipe into a clean card and keeps them together in one book you can search, share, and print.
9 free credits · No credit card needed
So most recipes never make it in. They stay as bookmarks across three browsers, pins you haven't opened in months, and screenshots between vacation photos. A digital recipe book can take them as they are: paste the link or upload the picture, and the recipe lands in the book in the same format as everything else.
Website links, Pinterest pins, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook captions, pasted text, screenshots, and photos of handwritten cards all come out in the same clean format, side by side in one collection.
Group recipes into books like Weeknights, Holidays, or Grandma's Kitchen. A recipe can sit in more than one book, so the lasagna can live in both.
Search runs across titles, descriptions, tags, sources, and the ingredient lists themselves. Type "anchovy" and you get the three recipes that call for one.
Send a link or print the QR code and anyone can read the book without an account. Switch the link to "Add their recipes" and family can sign in and add their own to it.
Export a book as a print-ready PDF at one recipe per page, as 4×6 index cards for a recipe box, or as one file that opens offline on any phone.
It runs in the browser, so the same book is on the iPad in the kitchen and the phone at the store. Nothing to install, and no ads.
Add a recipe
Paste a link or recipe text, or upload a screenshot or a photo of a handwritten card.
AI formats it
Title, ingredients, numbered steps, cook time, and difficulty, in the same layout as every other recipe. Fix anything you want, then save.
Sort it into books
Make books for the way you cook, share one with family by link, or print one as a PDF or 4×6 cards.
A digital recipe book keeps your recipes on your devices instead of in a binder or a box. Every recipe has the same layout, you can search the whole thing, and you can still print any of it. In Culinary Card, recipes come in from links, photos, or text and AI does the formatting.
Mostly, yes. People use all three names for the same idea: one place for recipes that you can search. Culinary Card adds books on top of that, so you can group recipes, share a book, and print or send it as one file.
Paste a recipe link, a Pinterest pin, a TikTok, Instagram or Facebook post, or the text of a recipe, or upload a screenshot or a photo of a handwritten card or cookbook page. Each one is turned into a recipe card you can edit. There is no bulk import from other recipe apps, so recipes come in one at a time.
Yes. Share a book by link or QR code and anyone can read it without signing up. If you set the link to "Add their recipes", people you send it to can sign in and add their own recipes, but they can't change or delete yours.
Yes. Culinary Card runs in the browser on iPad, iPhone, Android, and computers, and your recipes are the same on every device you sign in on.
You get 9 free credits when you sign up, no credit card needed. A text recipe costs 1 credit and a link or photo costs 2, before any AI picture. After that, $10/year gives you 100 credits a year, or $39 once gives you 300.
9 free credits on signup. No credit card needed.
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