These features live in the WordPress editor, so you can’t click them on this demo. Here’s what they do.
Paste & Parse
Paste a recipe from anywhere (notes, an old post, an email) and the whole card fills itself in: title, times, servings, ingredients, steps, notes. Works without AI.
Optional AI, your own key
Connect OpenRouter in one click, or use a Gemini, OpenAI or Anthropic key, or WordPress’s built-in AI. It handles messy text. You pay your provider directly.
Suggest course, cuisine & diet
One click and AI suggests the course, cuisine and diets, reusing the ones you already have. Diets only when every ingredient fits.
Type ingredients naturally
“2 cups flour, sifted” is split into amount, unit and notes automatically, so scaling and US/Metric just work.
Switch in a few clicks
Move from WP Recipe Maker, Tasty Recipes or Create. Recipes, photos, ratings and categories come across, your posts are updated, and you can undo it.
Google recipe data
Every card tells Google the recipe’s details (schema.org Recipe), so it can show in rich results. Nothing to set up.
Recipe pages (optional)
Give each recipe its own page and a recipe index, like this site’s. Or keep recipes inside your posts only.
Setup wizard
A one-minute setup after install: pick the look, the reader features and (optionally) AI.
Built for developers too
Template overrides, PHP filters and actions, JavaScript events, CSS custom properties and a REST API.
Scrumptious Pro, in the editor PRO
Import from a link
Paste the address of a recipe page and the recipe is read for you, with an “Adapted from” credit. Great for moving your own recipes from an old site.
Bulk AI
Fill in course, cuisine, diet, descriptions and keywords across hundreds of recipes at once, with progress, pause and undo.
Reader submissions
Readers send you recipes through a form; you review each one before it’s published. (Studio and Agency plans.)