How iRASSHAi turned recipes into their primary SEO channel
Recipes are what really moved the needle and helped us break past that branded ceiling.
Alma Terras, E-commerce manager
Read the case studyYour first recipe, live in minutes.
Three ways in. Recipe Kit formats every recipe, adds the schema and links your products.

Hundreds of recipes on an old blog or app? Our team imports them.

Pick a card design that fits your theme, in your brand colour.
GrowthRecipes are translated automatically, so you never retype them.
GrowthAdd a photo to each step so readers see what done looks like.
From a blue link to a recipe result.
A recipe in a blog post is just text to Google. A Recipe Kit recipe shows up with its photo, rating and cook time.
Every card ships with recipe schema: ratings, times, calories and a photo. That is what makes a page eligible for Google’s recipe results, and what AI assistants read when they recommend a recipe. No plugins, no code.
Recipes are what really moved the needle and helped us break past that branded ceiling.
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How recipes get found 
Readers rate recipes on the page, and the rating goes into the schema.

Added automatically and kept up to date. No plugins, no code.

Structured data that AI assistants can read and cite.

A photo, times and calories, eligible to show right in search.
The recipe page shoppers actually use.
On-brand, built for phones and fast, so shoppers cook from your store instead of a recipe site.
Our recipes should stay pragmatic, easy to follow and entertaining.
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See the recipe card designs 
A nutrition panel in a click, on the card and in the schema.

Pinterest, Facebook, WhatsApp and email, on every card.

A clean print view, no ads or sidebars.
Every ingredient is one tap from the cart.
Your recipes and your catalogue become the same thing.
Link any ingredient to a product and pick the variant, on every plan. On Growth, readers add one item, or the whole list, to their cart without leaving the recipe.
Recipes are a foundational part of how we grow Olivelle.
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How shoppable recipes work 
Any ingredient can link to a product in your store, on every plan.

Choose the size or flavour that fits the recipe.
GrowthOne tap puts every linked product in the cart.

Shoppers buy through your Shopify cart. Nothing extra to set up.
Share images and QR codes, made for you.
Every recipe becomes a ready-to-post image and a QR code for your packaging.
Pick a size for Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok or X and download. Print the QR code on the jar and every scan lands on the recipe, with the product one tap from the cart. Both are on the Growth plan.
Someone may arrive searching for a peach mocktail recipe and leave realizing they've discovered a tea company.
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Square, portrait and carousel images, with a caption to paste.

Tall, clean images built for saving and sharing.
GrowthFor packaging, shelf talkers and inserts.

Drop a list of recipes onto any page of your store.
Know which recipes sell.
Make more of what works, and less of what doesn’t.
Views, prints, shares and ratings for every recipe, on every plan. Add to carts, conversion and revenue are on Growth.
Never be afraid to experiment. Don't be afraid to be wrong, that can tell you more than being right.
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How recipe analytics work 
See how each recipe is read and used.
GrowthThe share of views that end in an add to cart.
GrowthWhat each recipe brought in, not just pageviews.

Spot your best performers and repeat what works.
And everything else.
The details that make Recipe Kit the leading recipe app for Shopify food brands.

Readers filter your recipe blog to find the right recipe fast.

Every recipe suggests more of yours, so readers keep browsing.

Stuck for ideas? Get recipe suggestions built around what you sell.

A free check of how your recipe pages look to Google.

Schema generator, food cost calculator and holiday calendar.
EnterprisePer-shop API keys to connect recipes to your own systems.

Theme app blocks that look native and keep your store fast.

You will often hear back from Patrick, the founder.
What Shopify food brands say about it.
As a true "power user" with over 500 recipes on our site, we needed an app that was not only incredibly reliable and fast but also structured perfectly for SEO. Recipe Kit delivers on all fronts.
We have used Recipe Kit for several years now and have over 500 recipes posted on our blog through this app. … Their customer service is 10/10!
Best option if you want to publish recipes on Shopify.
This is the first app I've used that isn't tedious. It leaves me more time to create recipes and get them posted!
This is an easy plug in and my recipes look great. I've been very happy with it.
The ability to print the recipes is great and it shows up with very readable version. Searching recipes is easy too.
It is packed with great features, but what really sets it apart is some of the best customer service I have ever received.
It's cool that we're able to link to the products directly in the ingredients list. It's nice and easy to import a lot of recipes at once.
This makes the recipes look great, structures the data correctly, has lots of options, and is easy to use!
Built and supported by a small team on Shopify that answers every message itself.
Start free. Pay when recipes start earning.
Five recipes free, forever. Essentials lifts the cap and adds analytics. Growth adds shoppable ingredients, revenue tracking and automatic translations.
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What brands ask before switching.
If yours isn't here, reach out and we'll answer.
On your own blog posts. Recipe Kit adds the card to a post on your domain, so the URL, the traffic and the SEO history stay yours. Nothing is hosted on someone else's site, and switching apps later does not change your URLs.
No. Recipe Kit installs as a Shopify theme app extension — you add the block once in your theme editor, no code. Everything after that happens inside the app. Online Store 2.0 themes work out of the box. Older themes need one snippet, and our install guide walks you through it.
Yes. Import a single recipe from its URL, or your whole library from a CSV file using our template. Rather not do it yourself? Our team can migrate your recipes as a paid add-on.
Yes. You write the recipe in whatever language you sell in, and you can change every label on the card. On Growth and Enterprise, automatic translations work with Shopify's translation apps. Recipes rank in non-English search the same way they do in English.
No. Recipe cards load asynchronously and are served from a global CDN. Your theme, product pages and Core Web Vitals stay untouched.
A small team that reads every message, not a ticket queue. It is the thing our Shopify reviews talk about most.
Put your recipes to work.
Your recipes are already written. Recipe Kit turns them into pages that sell, live in about ten minutes.