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Extract recipes, reason safe allergen-aware substitutions with your OpenAI key, and generate printable PDFs. CookbookLM helps you turn online recipes into clean, printable PDFs. It can extract recipe titles, ingredients, steps, timing, and images from recipe webpages, then optionally use your own OpenAI API key to translate, adapt measurements, and reason about substitutions for dietary restrictions. Features: - Extract recipes from structured recipe pages and article-style pages - Generate print-ready PDFs with ingredients, instructions, source QR code, page numbers, and safety notes - Choose English or Estonian output - Choose metric, imperial/US, original-source, or mixed measurement output - Add allergen or dietary restrictions including gluten/celiac, dairy, egg, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, fish, shellfish, and sesame - Get AI-reasoned substitutions with practical method and amount notes - Use your own OpenAI API key; no API key is bundled - Local caching avoids repeated AI calls for the same recipe/settings combination CookbookLM does not run its own backend. Recipe content is processed locally where possible and sent to OpenAI only when AI processing is requested. How to use CookbookLM: 1. Install the extension. 2. Open CookbookLM Settings. 3. Add your own OpenAI API key from https://platform.openai.com/api-keys. 4. Visit a recipe webpage. 5. Open CookbookLM from the Chrome side panel. 6. Click Detect recipe to preview the extracted recipe, or Generate PDF to process and download it. 7. Choose dietary restrictions, substitutions, language, measurements, and PDF page size as needed.
Jun 9, 2026
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