Create Your High-Quality Recipe Sharing Website

The short answer isyes, you can! And, you absolutely should if you enjoy cooking and already have some followers. Thousands of food bloggers are making a living by selling recipes online. Some rely on Instagram, while others promote their recipes on TikTok.

It may or may not be a registered copyright but by its very creation, it is automatically protected. So yes, recipes from cookbooks have copyright protection. Sharing with anyone is technically copyright infringement unless you are the original creator. The copyright belongs to that person.

If you want an easy-to-use website builder with pre-designed templates, then Wix and Squarespace are good options. They offer a wide range of templates that are specifically designed for food and culinary businesses.

You violate copyright law if you publish the recipes without a license to do so from each copyright owner (except for those recipes that are in the public domain---but you should assume that none of the recipes that you find on the internet are in the public domain).

FoodYub is another option amongst the user-submitted recipe sharing sites. You can sign-up for FoodYub for free and submit your own recipes to the site. Each recipe image links directly back to your blog! Recipes on FoodYub can be sorted by category or by ʼmost clickedʼ or ʼmost recentʼ etc.

You can find recipes from around the world on websites like Allrecipes.com, BBC Good Food, or Epicurious. These sites offer a wide range of recipes spanning different cuisines and dishes, making it easy to explore and try out new flavors and cooking styles.

RecipeSage is a free (donation based open source) personal recipe keeper, meal planner, and shopping list manager for Web, iOS, and Android. Quickly capture and save recipes from any website simply by entering the website URL. Sync your recipes, meal plans, and shopping lists between all of your devices.