Input & settings
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Servings & scale
Rounding
Parse results (edit)
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Scaled ingredients
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How to use & notes
- Paste your ingredient list, set the original and target servings, then copy the scaled results.
- Use kitchen-friendly rounding for grams/ml and fractions for spoons/cups.
- Text-only lines like headings or “to taste” are preserved as-is.
Guide
Use this tool when you need to resize an ingredient list by servings or multiplier without manually recalculating every line.
How to use it
- Paste the ingredient list, then set original servings and target servings or enter a direct scale.
- Choose the rounding mode that matches the kitchen task: cooking-friendly, fraction, or decimal.
- Review the scaled list before copying, especially for eggs, spices, and very small quantities.
How to read the result
The scaled output keeps non-quantity lines as notes and only changes parsable amounts. Fraction and decimal settings affect display, not the underlying scaling factor.
What to watch for
Very small batches can overstate seasoning changes, and unit-mixed recipes may still need a manual sanity check before cooking.
FAQ
How are fractions like 1 1/2 handled?
Fraction inputs such as 1 1/2, 1/2, and ½ are parsed into numeric values and rounded back to kitchen-friendly fractions based on the denominator setting.
Can I paste recipes where the quantity is at the end?
Yes. The parser supports both leading quantities (e.g. 1 cup sugar) and trailing quantities (e.g. Sugar 200 g), so English and Japanese-style formats work.
What happens to lines like “to taste” or “as needed”?
Text-only lines such as “to taste” or “as needed” are preserved as-is and are not scaled.
Is my recipe stored online?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser. Shareable URLs and history are stored locally unless you copy a link yourself.
Can I output decimals instead of fractions?
Yes. Switch the rounding mode to Decimal and choose the number of digits you want to display.