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Save a recipe from an Instagram reel

To save a recipe from Instagram, copy the Reel link and paste it into Sivori. Quantities from the caption and steps from the voiceover become one recipe. It stays in your cookbook if the Reel is deleted or the account goes private.

Works with Instagram reel and video post links. The website converter is on the way. The app already turns the link into a recipe.

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Instagram Saved

A collection named Food is not a cookbook

Instagram is good at storing reels. It is bad at dinner. Those 247 saves are still videos. Sivori turns each one into a recipe you can search, plan, and cook from.

Caption + audio

Reels hide half the recipe in the voiceover

Grams live in the caption. Heat lives in the audio. A comment says “recipe please” because nobody wants to pause at 0.5x with oily hands. Sivori reads the reel and writes one recipe.

  • 1Quantities pulled out of the caption
  • 2Steps taken from how they actually cook it
  • 3One card you can follow on the counter

What people actually save

If you would make it, keep it as a recipe

A 12-minute pasta, a Sunday bake, a restaurant salad, the soup a cousin posted once. Same paste, same extraction, then it lives next to everything else you cook.

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@weeknight

12-min pasta

Tuesday energy

@sundaybake

Brown butter cookies

Makes 18

@copycat

Restaurant salad

Crispy chickpeas

@familytable

Cousin’s soup

The handwritten one

After the paste

Keep cooking from a recipe, not a 45-second reel

The reel can vanish. The recipe stays.

Accounts go private. Creators delete posts. Sivori keeps the ingredients and method in your cookbook either way.

Send it to people without Instagram

Mom closed the app years ago. Share a recipe or a PDF she can actually open.

Folders that cook

Weeknight, baking, the cousin’s soup. Named for how you eat, not a catch-all called Food.

Search lemon, not Saved

Find the reel by ingredient, dish, or creator instead of scrolling a collection of 247 videos.

Creator stays on the card

The original Instagram link stays attached when it still works, so you can credit who posted it.

Off Instagram

The people you cook with may not have Instagram

Sending a reel only works if they still scroll. Export a PDF for the fridge, or share the recipe so a roommate can shop while you start the pasta water.

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FAQ

Extracting recipes from Instagram Reels

A downloader is only useful if the recipe is still there on Thursday. That is the part Sivori is built for.

01

How do I save an Instagram reel as a recipe?

Copy the reel link, paste it into Sivori, and we write ingredients and steps. You can then save it to a folder, export a PDF, or cook from it in the app.

02

Does this work with Reels and regular Instagram posts?

Yes for Reels and video posts. Paste the public Instagram URL. Photo carousels and Stories are not a fit. Stories disappear, and a still image is not a cooking video.

03

Does Sivori read the caption or the video?

Cooking reels usually split the work. Quantities sit in the caption. The method lives in the audio. Sivori extracts a single recipe so you are not copying the caption into Notes and guessing the rest later.

04

What if the reel is deleted or the account goes private?

The recipe stays in your cookbook. Sivori saves the ingredients and method. The original link stays attached when it still works.

05

Can I print a recipe from an Instagram reel?

Yes. After the recipe is saved, export a PDF to print or send. You can also share the recipe with anyone who is cooking with you, even if they do not use Instagram.

06

Is this an Instagram recipe generator?

Sivori writes a recipe from a reel you already want to cook. You pick the video. We turn it into something you can follow. It is not a random meal idea machine.

Save the reel. Cook it on Thursday.

Download Sivori, paste an Instagram reel you already saved, and cook from a real recipe instead of hunting through collections.