Import from Website

Found a great recipe online? Import it into Peel in seconds—free and unlimited.

3 min read · Updated January 2026

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Import Directly from Your Browser

The fastest way to save recipes—no copy-pasting required. Just tap share and send it straight to Peel.

Step 1: Find a recipe on any cooking website

1. Find a recipe

Step 2: Tap the share button in Safari or Chrome

2. Tap Share

Step 3: Select Peel from the share sheet

3. Select Peel

Step 4: Recipe imported with ingredients extracted

4. Recipe saved

Works with Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and any other browser on your iPhone or iPad.

Free and unlimited: Web imports are always free with no limits.

Paste a URL in the App

You can also import by copying a URL and pasting it directly in Peel.

1. Copy the recipe URL

Navigate to the recipe page in your browser. Make sure you're on the specific recipe, not a category page. Copy the URL from the address bar.

2. Open Peel and tap Add

Go to the Recipes tab and tap the Add button. Select "From Web URL".

Peel add recipe menu with From Web URL option

3. Paste and import

Tap the text field, paste your URL, and tap Import.

Paste recipe URL input screen in Peel app

4. Review and save

Preview the extracted recipe, make any edits needed, then tap Save.

Recipe preview with extracted title, ingredients, and steps

Supported Sites

Peel works with thousands of recipe websites. Some popular examples:

AllRecipes
Food Network
Bon Appétit
Serious Eats
Epicurious
Simply Recipes
Budget Bytes
Taste of Home

...and virtually any site that uses standard recipe markup (most food blogs do).

Paywalled sites: Some sites like NYT Cooking require a subscription. Peel can only import what's publicly accessible.

Other import methods

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Found a site that doesn't work?

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