Any recipe. Any language. Any unit. — Convert, translate and scale recipes from anywhere in the world in seconds.
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From photo to shopping list in under a minute.
Photo to recipe in seconds
KitchenConvert works like a native app. Install it to your home screen and use your phone's camera to scan any cookbook page — recipe digitised in seconds, no typing required.
One tool. From scanning a photo to shopping list in hand.
Snap any recipe from a book, screen, or handwritten card — AI reads every ingredient and step.
Cups to grams, °F to °C, imperial to metric. Every measurement converted in one click.
Calories, macros, and key nutrients estimated per serving — no manual database lookup.
Suggest practical swaps for any ingredient — dairy-free, gluten-free, or just out of stock.
Auto-generate a clean shopping list scaled to your exact serving count. Print or copy.
Cook from French, Japanese, or Italian recipes — translated with culinary precision, not literal words.
Built for cooks everywhere — 39 cuisine guides, regional measurements, every language.
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$0
Perfect for most home cooks.
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$9/mo
For cooks who want unlimited everything.
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$19/mo
For serious home cooks and meal planners.
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Everything you might be wondering before you start.
No — KitchenConvert works in any modern web browser. If you want the app experience, you can install it to your phone's home screen in one tap. It works on iPhone, Android, and desktop.
Yes — as long as the handwriting is legible, the AI extracts ingredients, quantities, and instructions from photos of handwritten recipe cards. Works with cookbook pages, screens, and printed recipes too.
Yes. Most recipe apps silently use US cups and tablespoons for every recipe, which produces wrong results for Australian, Japanese, and British recipes. KitchenConvert detects the recipe origin and applies the correct regional measurements — for example, a 20ml Australian tablespoon or a 200ml Japanese cup.
Your saved recipes stay yours forever. You drop back to the Free tier with 50-recipe storage, but existing recipes remain accessible. You can export everything to PDF at any time.
Yes. Recipes are private by default — only visible to you. Public sharing is opt-in per recipe. Payments are handled by Stripe, passwords are encrypted, and we never sell or share your personal data.
Yes — KitchenConvert translates recipes from French, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, German, Chinese, and many more. It handles culinary nuance, not literal word-for-word translation.