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Save recipes from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or any site to your ReelsMeals cookbook, and bulk-import a whole collection. Turn the recipes you scroll past into a cookbook you'll actually cook from. Save to ReelsMeals adds a one-click "Save this recipe" button to your browser. See a recipe on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or any food blog? Click once and ReelsMeals extracts the ingredients and steps into a clean, searchable recipe card in your account. ★ One-click save — from any recipe page or video, no copy-pasting. ★ Bulk import — on your Instagram "Saved" collection, click "Import all on this page" to bring in your whole folder at once. ★ Works everywhere — Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube, and thousands of recipe sites. ★ Your cookbook, organized — everything lands in ReelsMeals, searchable and tidy. How it works 1. Install the extension and click "Get my connection token" to link your free ReelsMeals account (one time). 2. Open any recipe and click "Save this recipe". 3. On your Instagram saved collection, use "Import all on this page" to bulk import. You'll need a free ReelsMeals account (reelsmeals.com). The extension stores only your connection token, locally on your device, and sends the page URLs you choose to save to reelsmeals.com so they can be turned into recipe cards. Nothing else is collected.
Jun 5, 2026
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