Nutrition Label from Recipe
Nutrition label from your recipe: type it the way you wrote it, in cups, spoons or ounces, and get an FDA Nutrition Facts label for one serving. We match each line to USDA data, work out what every amount weighs, and divide the batch into servings for you. It's free to create the recipe nutrition facts and see the label.

Turn a recipe into a label, free
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Write it like a recipe, not a spreadsheet
A few lines from a real recipe, and what the recipe label maker does with each.
From one batch to one serving
- 1Total the batchEvery ingredient's nutrients, added up for the whole recipe.
- 2Pick the serving sizeWe suggest the FDA reference amount for your food. For cookies it's 30 g: one 35 g cookie is one serving, three 10 g cookies are one serving.
- 3Count servings per containerEnter how much goes in one package, and we work out the servings per container.
- Round for the labelPer-serving values rounded by the FDA rules, with % Daily Values.
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Recipe to nutrition label questions
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Enter each ingredient with its amount, confirm the match for each one, tell us what the batch makes and your serving size. The label builds itself as you go.
Building the label and seeing the preview is free. The print-ready label is $29 one-time, with edits and downloads for 2 years.
Open the label, change the amounts, and download it again. A single or bundle label includes edits for 2 years; on a yearly plan, for as long as it runs.
Yes. Mix cups, spoons, ounces and pounds as you like, and grams if you weigh in grams. We convert every line before the math, and the label shows the grams the FDA requires.
No. Cups and spoons work. If you do weigh, the weight in ounces or grams gives the most precise label.
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