Updated November 12, 2026
About LabelMyRecipe
LabelMyRecipe turns a recipe into a complete FDA-format food label: Nutrition Facts panel, ingredient list and allergen statement.
LabelMyRecipe is an online tool that turns a recipe into a complete, FDA-format food label. You paste the recipe the way you wrote it, and it produces the three parts a packaged food label needs: the Nutrition Facts panel, the ingredient list and the allergen statement.
Who it is for
LabelMyRecipe is built for people who make food in small batches and sell it: home bakers, cottage food sellers, farmers market vendors, Etsy sellers and small food brands.
It fits the moment a store, a market manager or a customer asks for a proper label and you have a recipe, not a lab report.
What goes in and what comes out
- Input. Paste the recipe as text or take a photo of it. Quantities can be in cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, ounces, pounds or grams.
- Output. A Nutrition Facts panel, an ingredient list and an allergen statement for the same recipe.
- Formats. The Nutrition Facts panel comes in three layouts: Standard Vertical, Tabular and Linear.
- Files. Labels export as PDF, PNG or SVG.
- Printing. Labels can be laid out for Avery and OnlineLabels label sheets, so they line up with the sheets you already own.
You can preview a label without creating an account. Previews carry a watermark.
How the numbers are calculated
The calculation has three steps, and only the first one involves AI.
- Reading the recipe. An AI model reads your recipe and matches each ingredient to an entry in USDA FoodData Central, the food composition database managed by the USDA Agricultural Research Service.
- Adding it up. Ordinary, deterministic code converts your quantities to weights and totals the nutrients per serving. The same ingredients and quantities always give the same numbers.
- Rounding. The totals are rounded the way the FDA's nutrition labeling rule, 21 CFR 101.9, requires. Calories, for example, are declared to the nearest 5 calories up to 50 and to the nearest 10 above that.
AI never writes a nutrition value. It only reads the recipe and picks the matching ingredients.
What it does not do
- It is not FDA approval. The FDA does not approve food labels, including the Nutrition Facts label, before a product is sold. No tool can give you an "FDA approved" label, and LabelMyRecipe does not claim to.
- It is not a lab test. The values are estimates calculated from database averages for your ingredients. They are not a laboratory analysis of your finished product.
- It is not legal advice. You, the producer, are responsible for the label you put on your product, including any state or local rules that apply to you.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Watermarked preview, plus the ingredient list and allergen statement as a PNG |
| Single label | $19, one time | One product, every layout and export format, edits for 12 months |
| Pro | $15 per month or $129 per year | Unlimited products and saved recipes |
Single label is a one-time payment, not a subscription. The pricing page has the details, and the refund policy explains when a purchase can be refunded.
Who it is not for
LabelMyRecipe makes labels for food you sell. If you only want to track the calories in your own meals, a food-tracking app such as Cronometer is the better tool.
Contact
Questions, corrections and feedback go to support@labelmyrecipe.com.