How do I save recipes from TikTok and Instagram?
Open the post, tap Share, and choose Save to Tradish, or paste the link into the app. Tradish reads the caption and turns it into a recipe. The same works for YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook, and Reddit.
Can Tradish import recipes from any website?
Paste any recipe URL and Tradish pulls the ingredients and steps automatically, with a live preview before you save. Dedicated recipe sites and blogs import the most cleanly, because Tradish can read the recipe data built into the page.
Do I have to type the recipe in myself?
No. However a recipe comes in, Tradish fills in the title, ingredients, steps, and cover image, then drops you on a review screen to check it over. You only type if you want to fix a detail or write a recipe from scratch.
What if a post or page has no written recipe?
Tradish reads the caption or page text, not the audio of a video, and the post has to be public. If no recipe is written out, the import can come back empty. For TikTok, Tradish also tries the auto-generated captions, and you can always scan a photo of the recipe instead.
Is there a limit on how many recipes I can save?
Free accounts save up to five imports a week, and Tradish Pro is unlimited. Opening a recipe a friend shared with you never counts against the limit.
What is the fastest way to save a recipe?
The share sheet. From almost any app with a Share button, tap Share and choose Save to Tradish, and it starts reading right away, no copying links or switching apps. There is nothing to set up first.
