The table, one click from any recipe

Click the icon on any recipe page. Your table opens in the next tab. No copying, no pasting, no life story.

Add to Chrome — it's free

Works in Brave, Edge, Opera and any Chromium browser. Firefox? Get it on Firefox Add-ons.

One click, one table

Ingredients as rows, steps as merged columns — plus scaling and cups/grams switching.

Works where robots are refused

Some sites block automated readers. You aren't one, so it converts the page exactly as your browser shows it.

Shows its work

A small card tells you what's happening as it reads, and says plainly when something goes wrong.

No tracking, ever. It can read a page only when you click its icon there, and pages converted from blocked sites get an unlisted link — credited to the source, never listed in the library, never indexed. What it sends, exactly.

On a phone, or can't install it? Put recipetables.com/ in front of a recipe page's address and you land on its table.

Recipes in videos

Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube: yes. Pro reads what the creator wrote in the caption or description, and listens to what they say in the video. Paste the link on the homepage, or click the icon on the video. When the creator says “some garlic” the table says garlic, not a number we made up. A recipe shown only on screen, with nobody saying or writing it, still can't come in.

Facebook and Vimeo: not yet. Leave your email and you'll be first to hear when that changes:

Something not working?

›Nothing happens when I click.

The icon only works on real web pages. On a new tab, a PDF, or the extension store itself, the browser blocks extensions entirely.

›It says the site blocks our reader.

Expected on some publishers — it converts the page as you see it instead. If that fails too, the panel offers “Paste a recipe” and “Clip a recipe from this page”: paste the ingredients and steps, or drag a box around the recipe.

›It says it couldn't convert, or to try again.

If the panel shows “Try again”, press it: most of these are a slow page or a dropped connection, and a conversion that did finish reopens from Recent tables without counting twice. If it keeps failing, paste or clip the recipe from the same panel.

›The table came out wrong.

Tell us with the Feedback button below and include the link, so we see the same table you did. Conversion problems get fixed from real reports more than from anything else.