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Describe the dish you want
Type it or use voice input. A short description is enough—add detail only where it changes the recipe you need.
AI recipe generator
Describe the dish. Get the recipe.
Start from the meal you have in mind rather than from what is in the cupboard. Type or dictate what you want—“a creamy chicken pasta with mushrooms”—add a photo if it is easier to show than to describe, and CookFeed writes a complete recipe you can edit before saving.
Free plan availableiPhone, iPad, Android phones & tablets, Web10 languages
How it works
From input to something you can use.
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Add a photo if it helps
Camera or gallery, and entirely optional. Useful when a dish is easier to show than to put into words.
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Review, edit, and save
Every result is a draft. Check the quantities, method and timings, change anything you want, then save it to your collection.
A concrete example
See the kind of problem CookFeed can help with.
Starting point
“A creamy chicken pasta with mushrooms”
- Typed or spoken
- Photo optional
- Costs 8 AI credits
CookFeed result
A complete, editable recipe
CookFeed returns ingredient quantities, a step-by-step method and timings as a draft in your account. Nothing is saved or published until you decide to keep it.
- Ingredients with quantities
- Step-by-step method
- Editable before you save
Why CookFeed
The feature is useful because the workflow stays connected.
Starts from the dish, not the cupboard
Use this when you already know what you want to eat. When you want ideas built around food you already own, the ingredients-first workflow is the better starting point.
Describe it however suits you
Type the dish, dictate it with voice input, or add a photo when showing is easier than explaining.
Drafts, not verdicts
Results arrive editable. Check quantities, timings, and anything allergy-related yourself before you cook.
Questions
Useful details before you try it.
How is this different from cooking with what I have?
This one starts from the dish you want and writes that recipe. The ingredients-first workflow runs the other way round: you list what is already in your kitchen and CookFeed suggests what you could make from it. They are separate tools in the app.
What does one recipe cost?
Recipe generation uses 8 AI credits. Eligible verified new accounts start with 25 credits, one-off credit packs can be bought without subscribing, and Premium includes a monthly or yearly allowance.
Where does my description go?
Your description, and the photo if you add one, are sent to Google Gemini to produce the recipe. The mobile apps ask for your agreement before the first AI request and let you withdraw it again in Settings.
Keep exploring
Related CookFeed workflows.
Pantry-first cooking
Turn the ingredients you have into dinner.
Add ingredients from your fridge or pantry and get practical recipe ideas shaped around your diet, servings, and available food.
Learn more → Snap & CookSee a dish. Turn it into a recipe you can edit.
Upload or take a food photo and use AI to create an editable recipe with ingredients and step-by-step cooking instructions.
Learn more → Weekly planningPlan the week around food you already have.
Create a flexible weekly meal plan around your diet, servings, schedule, and ingredients, then collect what is missing in one shopping list.
Learn more →Try the workflow with your own food.
Start with the free plan on Web, or keep CookFeed close in the kitchen on iPhone, iPad, Android phones, or Android tablets.