About Link in My Bio

TikTok recipe in, actual recipe out.

You've seen it a hundred times: a great recipe video ends with "full recipe at the link in my bio". So you open the creator's profile, tap their Linktree, land on their homepage, and start searching. By then you've forgotten what you were making.

Link in My Bio skips all of that. Share a TikTok recipe video to the app (or paste its link) and it takes you to that creator's recipe page for that dish.

How it works

1. Reads the video's public details: the caption and the creator's name, the same information TikTok shows anyone who opens the video.
2. Works out the dish from the caption, hashtags and any "search for…" hints the creator left.
3. Follows the creator's link in bio, including pages like Linktree, to find their own website.
4. Searches that website for the matching recipe, preferring posts published around when the video went up.
5. Shows you the match with a button to open it, or its best guesses if it isn't sure.

There's no AI involved and no account to create. Lookups usually take one to four seconds.

Fair to creators

We don't copy, store or republish recipes. Every recipe opens on the creator's own site, so the visit, and any ads or sign-ups there, go to them. If a creator keeps their recipes behind a sign-in or a paywall, we send you to that page and leave it to them.

Free to use

Link in My Bio is free. It's supported by ads on the results page and by optional tips. Anyone who tips any amount skips the results page (and its ads) and goes straight to the recipe.

Use it from TikTok's Share button

On Android, install the app from Chrome and it appears in your share menu as Find Recipe. On iPhone, add the free Find Recipe shortcut. Both are set up from the home page.

Contact

Questions, a recipe it got wrong, or a creator who'd like to be left out? Email hello@linkinmybio.xyz.

Link in My Bio is an independent project and isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by TikTok or ByteDance.