Turn any recipe into a grocery list
Copy the link to any public recipe and paste it into CookSift. It reads the page’s structured recipe data and returns clean ingredients — each with a quantity and unit — plus numbered steps and nutrition you can verify.
Save the recipe, then save a few more. CookSift combines their ingredients into a single, editable grocery list, so one trip covers every dish you plan to cook.
How a recipe becomes a grocery list
- Paste the recipe link. CookSift fetches the public page server-side, without your cookies or browser credentials.
- Review the clean recipe. Ingredients, numbered steps, timing, and nutrition with source labels.
- Save and merge. Each saved recipe’s ingredients flow into one grocery list.
Duplicate ingredients merge automatically
Quantities you can act on
- Compatible quantities merge — grams with grams, cups with cups.
- Incompatible units stay separate — 1 cup of rice and 200 g of rice are different things.
- Every line stays editable, so you can adjust or add your own items.
Turn recipe links into one grocery list
Paste a public recipe URL and CookSift extracts clean ingredients, steps, and nutrition — then combines saved recipes into one grocery list.
Paste a recipe →Frequently asked questions
Can I turn a recipe into a grocery list for free?
Yes. Guests get one free extraction per day. CookSift Pro removes the limit with a $4.99 30-day pass or a $29.99 lifetime purchase.
Does CookSift merge ingredients from different recipes?
Yes. Compatible quantities merge automatically, while incompatible units are kept as separate lines.
Which recipe pages work?
Any public page with standard recipe markup — schema.org recipe data, microdata, or clear Ingredients and Instructions lists.