Text Recipe Import
Paste any recipe text and Culinary Card formats it into a clean, searchable card. ChatGPT output, notes-app drafts, something a friend texted you: all of it ends up in one place, and a text import is the cheapest kind at 1 credit.
9 free credits · No credit card needed
You generated a good pasta recipe in ChatGPT three months ago. It's somewhere in a thread, between a debugging session and a travel itinerary. Or it's in your Notes app, half-formatted and impossible to search. Paste it into Culinary Card and it comes back as a card that stays put.
Copy a recipe from ChatGPT, your notes app, a text message, or anywhere else. Paste it into Culinary Card and the AI structures it into a clean recipe card automatically.
Generated a good recipe in ChatGPT? Copy the text and import it. It becomes a proper card in your collection instead of a message buried in a thread.
Informal notes, half-typed recipes, a paragraph you copied out of a message. The AI works with messy input and doesn't need you to format it first.
Title, ingredients, numbered instructions, cook time, difficulty, and course all come out of the text on their own. Nothing to lay out by hand.
Search covers titles, tags, sources, and the ingredient list, so you can find it by what's in it rather than by scrolling a chat history.
Text imports, URL imports, photos of handwritten cards. Everything lands in the same collection in the same format, and you can export the whole thing as one book later.
Copy your recipe text
From ChatGPT, a notes app, a text message, or anywhere else. Rough drafts and informal formats work fine.
Paste into Culinary Card
Pick "Text" as the source and paste. The AI reads it and structures the title, ingredients, steps, and timing.
It joins your searchable collection
Review, make any edits, and save. From then on you can find it by name, tag, or an ingredient you remember.
Yes. Select "Text" as the import type, paste any recipe text, whether it came from ChatGPT, a notes app, a text message, or your own typing, and Culinary Card structures it into a clean recipe card.
Yes. Copy the recipe text from your ChatGPT conversation and paste it directly into Culinary Card. It extracts the title, ingredients, instructions, and timing.
The AI handles informal input well. It fills in what it can and makes reasonable inferences, which does mean checking the result before you save it. Every section is editable in place.
You get 9 free credits on signup with no credit card needed. A text import uses 1 credit, so that's 9 recipes right away. It's the cheapest way in: URL, Pinterest, and photo imports cost 2 each.
9 free credits on signup. No credit card needed. Text imports cost just 1 credit each.
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