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Paste a recipe URL to organize the page into ingredients and ordered steps.
Features
Bring in recipes from the places they already live. Edit them into the version you use, then cook from a clear step-by-step view.
Every supported source becomes the same clear recipe format.
Paste a recipe URL to organize the page into ingredients and ordered steps.
Upload a handwritten card, cookbook page, screenshot, or several pages from one recipe.
Upload a PDF or paste recipe text from a note, email, message, or document.
Start a recipe yourself when importing is not the right path.



Edit the title, description, ingredients, and steps as the recipe becomes yours. Delete recipes you no longer need and keep earlier saved versions in reach.
Check imports before saving, compare and restore earlier versions, and recover deleted recipes from Recently deleted for 30 days. Duplicate a recipe when you want to keep the original and try a variation.


Cook Mode opens full screen and begins with the ingredients to gather. Each cooking step shows the ingredients it uses. Steps can include more than one timer, and named timers can run together. The screen stays awake while Cook Mode is open.
Kitchen Magic can recalculate a recipe and add notes for ingredients or equipment that do not change cleanly with simple multiplication. Review the scaled result before cooking. Do not treat it as a guarantee of culinary correctness.


Invite household members into a shared library, or send a friend just one recipe by private link or email. Choose read-only or independent-copy access to a fixed version. Later edits stay separate; expiry or revocation ends the invitation, but does not remove a copy your friend already saved.
Add ingredients from a recipe to the shopping list, see what is already there, and check items off.
Attach recipes to days in a rolling two-week view and see recent meal history.
Kitchen Magic keeps product boundaries in one calm place so the useful parts can stay useful.
Read current availability and planned launch detailsStart a free personal library with Google.