Import from TikTok

Save any TikTok
recipe in one tap.

Marinaid reads the caption, or listens to the narration and transcribes it2 — no copying, no typing, just the share sheet and you're cooking.

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How it works

Two ways in, one tap.

Found a recipe on TikTok? Share it straight to Marinaid — no browser tab, no pasting a link.

  1. Open the TikTok app and find the recipe video.
  2. Tap the Share button (the arrow on the right side of the video).
  3. Tap Marinaid in the share sheet. First time only, tap More to turn it on.
  4. The recipe lands in your library, ready to cook.

Marinaid reads the video's caption first — creators who write out ingredients and steps in the description import fastest. If the caption doesn't have a usable recipe, Marinaid listens to the narration instead and transcribes it on-device2 — a lot of cooking videos have the creator talking through the recipe as they cook, even with a bare caption.

Why it's different

One clean view for every recipe — however it got here.

TikTok today, a blog buried in ads and a life story tomorrow, a cookbook photo after that — however a recipe finds its way to Marinaid, it lands the same way: one consistent view, just the ingredients and the steps. No ads, no autoplay video, no scrolling past a story to find out how much flour.

Every recipe you save lives in the same place, looks the same way, and cooks the same way — regardless of where it came from.

Getting the best results

What imports best.

  • Recipe in the caption — creators who write ingredients and steps in the description import fastest and most completely.
  • Narrated cooking videos work well too, even with a bare caption, thanks to on-device transcription.2
  • On-screen text only, no caption or narration — Marinaid can't read that yet. Screenshot the recipe steps and use photo import instead.
  • Import came in incomplete? Tap Edit on the recipe to fill in what's missing.

Need more detail or hit a snag? Read the full TikTok import guide in the Help Center, or see every way to import a recipe into Marinaid.

Try it on your next recipe.

Save your first TikTok recipe in about ten seconds.

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