Switching Recipe Apps Shouldn't Mean Losing Your Recipes | Dinner Roulette Pro
Dinner Roulette Pro's RecipePort™ bulk-imports up to 500 recipes from Paprika, Plan to Eat, JSON, CSV, URL, or text — AI-formatted, cuisine-tagged, and with your categories preserved.
What file formats does RecipePort™ support?
RecipePort™ accepts Plan to Eat and Paprika exports, JSON and CSV files, a recipe URL, and plain pasted text. Most recipe app exports fall into one of those formats, and the typical migration path — exporting your library from another app and importing it in one move — is exactly what it's built for.
What happens to my category structure when I import?
RecipePort™ preserves your existing categories rather than flattening everything into a single heap. What you spent years organizing stays organized. You can also bulk-edit categories after import if you want to consolidate or rename them.
How long does it take to import a large library?
Bulk imports of up to 500 recipes typically complete in a few minutes. The AI runs in the background formatting each recipe card and auto-assigning cuisine categories, so you're not waiting on a progress bar — the library populates as each batch finishes.
What if an imported recipe arrives poorly formatted?
The AI formatter cleans up most formatting issues on import automatically. For any recipe that still needs work, you can re-run the formatter on individual rows or edit the recipe manually. The importer also logs any recipes it couldn't link to a category so you know exactly what to review.
Can imported recipes use the wheel and Smart Scale™?
Yes, immediately. Once your recipes are in Dinner Roulette Pro via RecipePort™, they're full platform citizens — available in the SpinEngine™ wheel (My Recipes mode), scalable with Smart Scale™, and eligible for macros, micronutrients, Meal Score, and D-Score on demand.