Save recipes from YouTube
Clemi imports recipes from YouTube: paste a video link or use the Share button, and the AI converts the cooking video into a structured recipe with ingredients, quantities, and steps.
No more pausing at the ingredient screen or scrubbing back to catch a quantity. The video becomes a recipe you can read at your own pace, right next to the stove.
How it works
Copy the video link
Use the Share button under the video, or copy the URL. Regular videos, Shorts, and youtu.be links all work.
Paste it into Clemi
The AI analyzes what is said and shown in the video, plus the description box where many creators list their ingredients.
Read it like a recipe, not a video
Ingredients with quantities, numbered steps, and servings, without scrubbing back and forth while you cook.
What the AI extracts
From a single YouTube video, Clemi extracts:
- Ingredients with quantities and units, whether spoken, shown, or listed in the description
- The cooking steps in order, condensed from the full video
- Servings and cooking times when the creator states them
- Recipes from long videos where the cooking is spread across twenty minutes of footage
Where it has limits
- Private and members-only videos can't be imported. Clemi only reads public videos.
- Videos without real recipe content, like reviews or taste tests, won't produce a usable recipe.
- Very long videos take a little more time to process than a short clip.
Frequently asked questions
Do YouTube Shorts work?
Yes. Shorts, regular videos, and shortened youtu.be links all import the same way: paste the link or share it to Clemi.
Does Clemi read the description box?
Yes. Many creators list exact ingredients in the description, and the AI combines that with what is said and shown in the video.
What if the creator never writes anything down?
The AI analyzes the audio, so a recipe that is only talked through still becomes a structured list of ingredients and steps.
Does my recipe survive if the video is taken down?
Yes. The extracted ingredients and steps are stored in your Clemi library at import time, independent of the original video.