Warning
This guide is for Paprika 4, which is currently in beta. Switch to the Paprika 3 guide.
Paprika's built in web browser lets you easily search the internet for your favorite recipes and save recipes from many different websites.
The upper toolbar contains buttons for the standard browser actions — back, forward, and reload/stop — along with a combined address bar and search bar, the button, and the button.
Type a URL into the address bar to navigate to that page (ex: paprikaapp.com), or type in a search term to search the web. (ex: beet salad). If you've copied a link, right-click the address bar and choose Paste and Go to open it in one step.
The button offers Copy Link to copy the page's address, Email to email a link to the page, and Open in Browser to open the page in your default web browser.
Shortcut Press Ctrl-L (File -> Open Location) to quickly jump to the address bar from anywhere in the app.
The button displays your current bookmarks. From there you can load a bookmark into the browser, edit a bookmark, and add new bookmarks to the list. Bookmarks sync with other cloud data. Note The bookmark labeled Paprika Home displays instructions on how to download recipes from the browser and a list of favorite sites to get you started.
The lower toolbar displays tools for saving recipes — see the clipboard tools below.
Paprika supports clipping recipes from hundreds of different recipe sites. In order to clip a recipe:
Shortcut Press Ctrl-S in the browser to trigger the button. Once any recipe data has been captured, the button relabels itself and saves the recipe directly.
In addition to traditional recipe sites, Paprika can save recipes from social media posts, stories, and pages on sites such as TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Paprika reads the recipe from the text of the post, including its caption or description, so posts on other sites may work too.
If Paprika wasn't able to clip the recipe for you, or only partially clipped the recipe, you can use the clipboard toolbar at the bottom to manually copy/paste the recipe information from any website. The toolbar contains a photo well on the left, a button for each recipe field — Name, Description, Ingredients, Directions, Prep, Cook, Total, Servings, Notes, and Nutrition — and the pencil (edit), , and buttons on the right.
To use the clipboard tools:
Name field, and the button will highlight to show the field is filled.Ingredients, Directions, and any other fields you would like to capture.Copy Photo to Clipboard or Save Photo to save the image to disk.