ReciMe: the leader in video recipe importing
ReciMe is the app that popularised saving recipes from social media. It extracts a recipe from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook or a public web page, organises it into cookbooks, builds smart grocery lists and offers meal planning. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Android, with a web app in beta, and its interface is available in five languages, including French and Spanish.
The model is freemium: the free tier allows 5 recipe imports per week, while ReciMe Plus unlocks unlimited imports and nutrition facts. On September 30, 2026, ReciMe's help centre gave the yearly plan in the United States at $39.99 in its English version and $59.99 in its French, German, Spanish and Portuguese versions; prices also vary by country and platform. A 7-day free trial is available, except on the monthly plan, once per person.
Where ReciMe falls short (as of September 2026)
- Price: its own help centre gives $39.99 per year in the US in English and $59.99 in its other languages, and prices vary by country.
- The free tier is capped at 5 imports per week and excludes nutrition features.
- If you cook in French or Spanish, ReciMe's help centre remains English-first: many of its articles have no French or Spanish version.
What RecetteClic does differently
RecetteClic works on the same principle — share a video, photo or link, and AI structures the recipe (ingredients, quantities, steps, timers), typically in under a minute — with a different positioning: multilingual by design, built in France.
- Every imported recipe is automatically translated into French, English and Spanish and shown in your app's language — save a recipe from a French creator and read it in English.
- Pricing: €3.99/month or €29.99/year, with a 14-day free trial on your first subscription.
- A social feed to discover recipes shared by the community.
- A full-screen cooking mode with built-in timers, free for everyone: one large step at a time, and the screen stays on.
- Servers hosted in the European Union, a GDPR privacy policy, no ads and no data resale.
In fairness: RecetteClic's free tier gives you 5 imports in total to try the app, whereas ReciMe gives 5 per week — over time, ReciMe's free plan gives you more imports. RecetteClic bets on a subscription rather than a weekly free allowance.
| RecetteClic | ReciMe | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | €3.99/month or €29.99/year | US yearly plan: $39.99 (English help page) or $59.99 (other languages); varies by country |
| Free trial | 14 days (first subscription) | 7 days (not on the monthly plan, once per person) |
| Free tier | 5 imports included + social feed | 5 imports per week |
| AI import | TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook, websites, photo | TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook, websites, photos |
| Recipe translation | Every recipe, automatically, into FR/EN/ES | Optional: translated at import into one of its 5 languages |
| Primary market | French-first, native EN/ES | English-first, interface in 5 languages |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Android | iPhone, iPad, Android, web app (beta) |
Sources, checked on September 30, 2026
- ReciMe — subscription price (help centre, English)
- ReciMe — subscription price (help centre, French)
- ReciMe — free version and 5 weekly imports
- ReciMe — free trial and monthly plan
- ReciMe — ReciMe Plus features
- ReciMe — recipe translation
- ReciMe — app languages
- ReciMe — import sources
- ReciMe — web app
- RecetteClic — plans and prices
- RecetteClic — free trial
- RecetteClic — free imports
- RecetteClic — hosting
- RecetteClic — privacy and subprocessors
- RecetteClic — FAQ: platforms, ads, data
Try RecetteClic for free
5 AI imports included at sign-up, no credit card required. Share a TikTok, Instagram or YouTube video and get a clean, structured recipe in your cookbook, typically in under a minute.
When to choose ReciMe
ReciMe is a great product, and in several cases it is objectively the better choice:
- You cook in English and follow mostly English-speaking creators: ReciMe's ecosystem — content, community, support — is built for you.
- You want to manage your recipes from a computer: ReciMe offers a web app (in beta) and a Chrome extension.
- You rely heavily on meal planning and consolidated grocery lists, ReciMe's historical core.
- You want a lasting free plan: 5 imports every week without paying.
Bottom line
ReciMe is the English-speaking reference for recipe importing; RecetteClic is the European alternative that translates every recipe into French, English and Spanish, costs €29.99/year and hosts its servers in the EU. If you cook across languages, RecetteClic is worth a try, and trying it is free.