Quick answers for CookClip

Save recipes from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, websites, photos, screenshots, handwritten recipes, or your own notes. CookClip turns them into clean, organized recipes you can review, edit, and save.

Some pages and videos leave out ingredients, timing, or servings. Check the draft, add anything missing, and save when it looks right.

Some websites put banners or sign-in prompts in front of the recipe. In the import browser, close anything covering the recipe if you can, then tap Import Recipe.

Collections are groups of recipes you choose, like weeknight dinners, baking ideas, or family favorites. If you used folders before, they now appear as collections.

Home shows collections near the top. Open one to add recipes, rename it, change its icon, or delete it.

Tags help you filter your library across collections. You can create, rename, and delete custom tags from Settings.

Yes. Open the recipe, tap the menu button, then choose Edit.

Open What can I cook today from Home, add ingredients you have, then search. CookClip first looks for saved recipes that match your ingredients. Signed-in Pro users can also generate recipe ideas and explore online results when those options are available.

No. Cuisine, dietary, time, skill, and note preferences are used for AI-generated recipe ideas only. Saved recipe matches are ranked by ingredient coverage, and online discovery uses your selected ingredients.

Recipe view groups items by the recipe they came from. Category view groups active items into shopping sections. Switching views only changes how the list is shown.

In Category view, CookClip can use AI to tidy active grocery items into better shopping groups when you are signed in and the service is available.

CookClip keeps using standard on-device categories, so your grocery list still works while you are signed out, offline, or the AI service is unavailable.

Yes. Pro includes meal planning, so you can place saved recipes onto your week and keep cooking plans organized.

Smart Import uses AI to read the recipe text, link, or photo you provide and turns it into a draft with ingredients, steps, timing, and servings when available.

Yes. Edit ingredients, steps, timing, servings, or notes before saving. The draft is yours to adjust.

Not always. Some websites block reading, and some videos do not include enough recipe details. You can still enter the recipe manually.

You can add and save recipes on this device while signed out. Sign in with Apple or Google to back up your library, sync across devices, and manage purchases.

CookClip is currently available on iPhone and iPad through the App Store.

Yes. Sign in and keep Cloud Backup on to sync your recipes, collections, tags, meal plans, and grocery lists across devices tied to your CookClip account.

CookClip saves your data locally on your device first. When you are signed in and Cloud Backup is on, changes are also backed up to your CookClip account.

Deleting the app may remove local data from this device. If your library was backed up, sign in with the same account after reinstalling to restore it.

CookClip Free includes up to 50 saved recipes, 5 Smart Imports, recipe syncing across your devices, collections, tags, favorites, recipe sharing, and saved recipe matching in What can I cook today.

CookClip Pro includes everything in Free, plus unlimited recipe saves, unlimited Smart Imports, AI Recipe Ideas using ingredients you already have, online recipe discovery in What can I cook today, grocery lists, meal planning, custom serving scaling, and access to future Pro features.

Yes. Open Settings, go to Account, then tap Restore Purchases.

No. Partner codes are for accounts without active Pro access. If you are eligible, open Settings, go to Account, then tap Redeem partner code.