Browsing AllRecipes, BBC Good Food, Serious Eats, or your favorite food blog? Save any recipe to Forkr in a few taps. Forkr's AI parses the page, extracts ingredients, instructions, and cooking times — no copying and pasting required.
Open Your Browser Menu
When you're viewing a recipe on any website in your mobile browser (Chrome, Firefox, or any other), tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of your browser to open the options menu.
Tap the three-dot menu in your browser
Select "Share..."
In the browser menu, tap the Share... option. This opens your device's share sheet with all available apps.
Tap "Share..." to see sharing options
Choose Forkr
From the list of apps, select Forkr. The recipe will be automatically extracted and saved to your cookbook.
Select Forkr from the share options
If Forkr doesn't appear in your share options, you may need to add it to your shortcuts first. Learn how to add Forkr to your Android share shortcuts →
The recipe is now saved in your Forkr cookbook. You can access it anytime, even offline, add it to folders, generate shopping lists, and share it with friends and family.
Tips for Best Results
- Works with most recipe sites: Forkr is compatible with thousands of recipe websites including AllRecipes, BBC Good Food, Serious Eats, and more.
- Personal blogs too: Even recipes from smaller personal food blogs can be extracted accurately.
- Check the source: After extraction, you can always view the original website by tapping the source link in Forkr.
- Edit if needed: If something doesn't look quite right, you can easily edit any part of the recipe in Forkr.
Recipe didn't extract correctly? Make sure the webpage contains a recipe with structured ingredients and instructions. Some pages may just have recipe ideas without full details.
Forkr opens but nothing happens? Check your internet connection and that Forkr has the necessary permissions in your phone's settings.