How to use Professional Recipe from a Social Media Link
What does it do?
Turns a cooking video from YouTube, TikTok and more into a professional recipe: measured ingredients, numbered steps with timers, adjustable servings, a shopping list and a printable card.
What you need
A public cooking video link, the video file itself, or the recipe description text, plus SARA credits.
Steps
- Choose the source: a video link, an uploaded video, or pasted description text.
- Pick the recipe language.
- Press “Get the recipe” and wait — usually under a minute.
- Adjust the servings, then print the card, copy the recipe or download it.
What you get
A clean, organised recipe whose quantities scale with the servings, timed steps, and a shopping list grouped by store section.
Tips for better results
- Videos where the cook explains out loud give the most accurate results.
- If a site refuses the link, upload the file itself or paste the description under the video.
- Amounts not stated in the video are marked with ~ as estimates.
Requirements
Sign in and pay as you go with SARA credits: 1 credit per video minute plus 1 credit to write the recipe. For personal use; respect video creators’ rights.
Top 4 uses
Save social-media recipes as a tidy card.
Turn their videos into written recipes for blogs.
Document recipes and standardise quantities.
A ready shopping list from any video.