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Recipe card to text

Digitise grandma's handwritten recipe cards - preserve them forever.

Free · 5 a dayNo sign-upExports to .txt, .docx, Markdown
Source · Handwritten recipe card
Handwritten recipe card
Read as clean text

Drop your handwritten recipe card and read it back as structured, searchable text — paragraphs, bullets and tables preserved, ready to copy, export or send.

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Read this recipe

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Unlimited reads on our high-detail engine, batch a stack at once, and export clean CSV, Excel or Word. £9.99 a month, cancel anytime.

Drop a stack, your first batch is on us
Up to 20 images · combined into one document

Your image is sent to our reading model to do the work, then discarded — not stored, not used to train models.

Why this works

Built for recipe card to text.

Keeps ingredients and method as written

Markdown export drops into Notion, Obsidian and similar apps

Preserves quirky margin notes

Bulk import on Pro - digitise a whole box in one session

How reading works

1

Drop an image or PDF

Photos, scans and multi-page PDFs all work. No save dialog, no account.

2

We read the page

Layout, tables and structure are preserved — not just a flat dump of words.

3

Copy, export or send

Text, Markdown or CSV out — or push the originals into a transfer.

Frequently asked

My grandmother's cursive is hard even for me. Will it work?

Pro's high-detail engine handles personal cursive far better than legacy OCR. Try one card to see.

Can I export to my recipe app?

Most note and recipe apps import markdown directly, including Notion and Obsidian.

What about old photocopies?

Often yes, even with fade and ghosting. Raise the contrast before scanning if you can.

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