Less scrolling, more cooking.

Convert any recipe into one table — ingredients as rows, steps as merged columns. The recipe, redesigned →

Banana Bread

The Best Soft Chocolate Chip Cookies

Pressure Cooker Beef Pho

Tortilla de patatas con cebolla

Beef Steak Fajitas

Maple Pecan Pie Bars

No ads. No paywall. No recipe held hostage.

RecipeTables is free for everyone and always will be — converting recipes is never gated, and nobody's recipe page carries an ad. It's funded by people who use it, not by advertisers.

Become a founding supporter

What's coming next

The site improves almost daily. One email when something big lands — that's the whole newsletter.

No spam, ever. Unsubscribe anytime.

What's a recipe table?

A prep-table notation invented by Michael Chu at Cooking for Engineers: ingredients down the left, each step a merged cell spanning exactly what it combines. The whole recipe reads in one look — no scrolling back and forth between the ingredient list and the instructions. The full argument, if you want it.

RecipeTables converts any recipe into that format. Paste the text, drop a link, or photograph a cookbook page — then scale the servings, switch between cups and grams, and export the table as an image, spreadsheet, or print-ready page. Link conversions join the library, credited back to their source. Free, no account needed — funded by founding supporters instead of ads.