Website imports
Website recipe imports and cloud sync
Foodie vs Paprika
Compare Foodie’s social-saving and AI workflow with Paprika’s website imports, cooking tools, and broad platform support.
Foodie connects recipes saved from social posts, websites, photos, and text with meal planning, grocery lists, and cooking mode. Paprika focuses on website imports and a collection synced across Apple, Android, and Windows, with a separate purchase for each platform.
Side by side
The features that matter when you cook.
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Recipe capture | Social posts, websites, photos, and text | Recipe websites and manual entry |
| Cooking tools | Step-by-step mode and ingredient amounts | Timers, ingredient highlights, and screen-on cooking |
| Meal planning and grocery lists | Yes | Yes |
| Device platforms | iPhone and iPad | Apple, Android, and Windows |
| Payment | Free + $4.17/mo annually | Paid app; each platform is purchased separately |
A closer look
Website recipe imports and cloud sync
Meal planning, grocery lists, and serving adjustments
An iOS purchase does not include the Mac, Windows, or Android version
Being fair to Paprika
Paprika supports Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android. Its cloud sync is included; buying the app for a new platform is different from buying it again for every device.
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Free to download. See the available plans and allowances in the app.
Common questions
2 answers to the things people ask us most. Tap any question to expand.
Paprika sells its platform versions separately. Buying the iOS version does not include the Mac version, but this is not a separate purchase for every device using the same supported store account. Check Paprika’s purchase guidance for your setup.
Do not assume that a Paprika export file can be imported directly. You can save individual original recipe links or supply recipe text to Foodie. Keep a backup and check the supported import options before moving a collection.