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Capture product names and nutritional information from any supermarket website and save them to your Dieta custom foods Nutrition Grabber captures a product's nutrition information from any website in a single click — so you never have to copy nutrient values by hand again. Open a supermarket or brand product page, click Capture, and the extension reads the nutrition table for you. Copy it as JSON or a table, or send it straight into your food database. WHAT IT DOES • Capture nutrition data from any product page with a single click. • Reads labels in both English and Greek. • Automatically converts per-serving values to per-100g for consistency. • Captures the full nutrient profile — calories, protein, carbs, fats and their breakdowns, fibre, vitamins and minerals. • No nutrition table on the page? Search Open Food Facts as a fallback and import from there. • Copy the results as JSON or a table to use anywhere. WHY INSTALL IT • Save time — turn minutes of manual data entry into one click. • Fewer mistakes — values are read and converted automatically. • Flexible — export the data however you need it. WORKS WITH DIETA Using the Dieta platform? Connect your account and save captured foods directly into your custom foods, ready to drop into meal plans right away. Your login stays on your device and is only ever sent to Dieta. (Dieta is optional — the extension works as a standalone capture-and-copy tool without it.)
Jul 21, 2026
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