Open the post
Choose the public Facebook Reel or food post you want to cook later.
Facebook recipe saver for iPhone
Save recipes from Facebook Reels and posts.
Move a public Facebook food post into Hireci while you can still see it. Keep the source, cover, and available recipe details together in your own searchable cookbook.
How to save a Facebook recipe in three steps.
Share the public food post directly or paste its link into Hireci when the iOS share option is not available.
Share or paste
Send the link to Hireci through Share, or copy and paste the public URL.
Check and save
Review the cover, creator, ingredients, and directions that were available.
Keep the recipe, not the clutter
Find the dinner idea again when you need it.
Food videos and recipe posts move quickly through a Facebook feed. Hireci gives those ideas a dedicated place outside social media. A saved recipe remains connected to its public source when that information is available.
Hireci separates recipe details from captions and comments, making ingredients and steps easier to read while cooking. It does not invent missing information: incomplete fields remain visible and editable.
After saving, add the recipe to a weekly meal plan, send its recognized ingredients to a grocery list, and return to it through search instead of scrolling through old posts.
Facebook recipe saving questions.
Hireci is an independent app and is not affiliated with Facebook or Meta.
Can I save recipes from Facebook Reels?
Yes, when the Reel is publicly accessible and its information can be processed. Share it to Hireci or paste the public link.
Why does a Facebook recipe have no creator photo?
Profile details can be temporary, restricted, or unavailable. Hireci displays creator information when it can be retrieved and cached, without changing how Instagram or TikTok imports work.
Can Hireci open recipes from private Facebook groups?
No. Private, restricted, deleted, or login-protected content is not supported. Use content you have permission to access and import.
Can I edit a recipe after importing it?
Yes. Titles, descriptions, ingredients, quantities, directions, servings, photos, and other recognized fields remain editable.
Keep Facebook recipes out of the feed.
Save the idea while it is visible and find it later in your own cookbook.
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