Recipe builder · Full page (8.5 × 11)
Full Page Recipe Builder
Letter-sized 8.5 × 11 recipe pages with photo upload + live preview. Fourteen designer themes — Pasta Kitchen, Hokusai Wave, French Bistro, Pitmaster, Belle Époque, Zellige Tile, Farmers Market, Mediterranean, Forest Apothecary, Kyoto Tea, Marigold Paisley, Chef's Knife, Tropical Cantina, and Khokhloma Folk. Type the recipe, drop in a photo, and download a print-ready PDF that drops straight into a recipe binder, page protector, or family-cookbook printout. Everything runs in your browser — your photo never leaves your device.
Build your full-page recipe
Theme, fields, photo — done.
Same controls as the standard recipe-card builder, but locked to letter-size 8.5 × 11 portrait so the layout has room to breathe. The downloaded PDF matches the preview pixel-for-pixel.
Theme
Live preview · Full page (8.5" × 11")
What you see is what you get. Print at “actual size” on US Letter and trim, or print directly on photo paper.
Why full page
When 4×6 isn't enough.
- Recipe binders & family cookbooks. A full 8.5 × 11 page slides into a standard 3-ring binder or page protector. Print, hole-punch, done.
- Photo-first recipes. The bigger canvas gives a real photo space — useful for showing the finished dish, mise en place, or a step in the middle of the recipe.
- Long ingredient lists & multi-step directions. If your recipe doesn't fit on a 4 × 6 card without shrinking the type, this is where it should live.
- Fourteen themes, full catalog. All of the designer themes from the standard recipe-card builder are available at full-page size — Italian trattoria, Japanese ink-wash, French chalkboard, BBQ charcoal, Belle Époque pâtisserie, Moroccan zellige, farmers-market awning, Mediterranean coast, forest apothecary, Kyoto tea ceremony, marigold paisley, chef's-knife roll, tropical cantina, and Khokhloma folk. Each one respects a 0.35″ printer-safe margin so decorations don't clip on home prints.
Pro tip. Pair this with the standard 3 × 5 / 4 × 6 / 5 × 7 / 5 × 8 builder for “everyday” cards and use this page when you want a binder-grade, photo-first recipe page that prints once on plain letter paper.