Spoonmark for iPhone

How to save recipes from screenshots

Your camera roll is full of recipes you can't search. Spoonmark reads the text in a screenshot and turns it into a recipe with ingredients, steps and a grocery list.

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Needs iOS 26 or later.

Step by step

  1. Take the screenshot

    Any recipe written out on screen works: a caption, a video description, a message, a web page. Make sure the ingredients and the amounts are readable.

  2. Share it to Spoonmark

    In Photos, select the screenshots of one recipe, tap Share and choose Spoonmark. Or open Spoonmark and tap Import from Photos.

  3. Review & save

    Spoonmark shows Found a recipe when it reads one. Check the ingredients and the steps, fix anything, and save. If the screenshot has no recipe on it, Spoonmark asks for a screenshot of the ingredients or the video.

What you get

A recipe in Spoonmark: the title, the creator's handle, ingredients with amounts and numbered steps
The clean recipe: ingredients with amounts, the steps, and the creator's handle with a link to the original.
Cooking mode in Spoonmark, showing step 1 of 5 in large type
Cooking mode: one step at a time, in type you can read from the stove.
Spoonmark's grocery list, grouped by aisle, with amounts in packs and cans
The grocery list: the ingredients of the recipes you pick, sorted by aisle.

Questions

Do old screenshots work?

Yes. Share the screenshots of one recipe together: Spoonmark reads them as a single recipe and shows it for you to review. Then repeat for the next recipe.

What about a photo of a cookbook page or a handwritten note?

Printed pages usually work. Handwriting is hit and miss: if nothing is readable, Spoonmark says so and nothing is saved.

Can I fix a wrong amount?

Yes. Everything is editable before you save, and any time after.

Is it free?

Spoonmark is free on the App Store. There's no account to create.

Get Spoonmark, free on the App Store

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