Prepful
How they compare
| Feature | Prepful | Copy Me That |
|---|---|---|
| Import from TikTok / Instagram | Yes | No |
| Import from a website or blog | Yes, any link | Yes, via browser extension |
| Import from a photo | Yes | No |
| Meal planning | Yes, free | Yes, free |
| Shopping list | Aisle-sorted | Synced across devices |
| Cook mode | Inline quantities, timers, voice control | No dedicated mode |
| Recipe limit | No limit | 40 recipes free, then paid |
| Price | Free to start | Free up to 40 recipes, then roughly $25/yr (or a monthly/lifetime option) |
Copy Me That details above are sourced from its own site, app store listings, and published pricing as of August 2026, and can change. See copymethat.com for current pricing and features.
Where Prepful is different
Copy Me That earns its reputation the honest way: a free meal planner and shopping list, no paywall tricks on the parts that matter most day to day. Its clipper is built for one job, a browser sitting on a food blog, and it does that job well. What it can't do is follow you off the browser: a TikTok video, an Instagram reel, a photo of a cookbook page. Prepful covers the same web-clipping ground and all of those too, with no cap on how many recipes you keep.
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Common questions about switching from Copy Me That
Is there a recipe limit on Copy Me That?
Yes, 40 recipes free, then roughly $25/yr to remove the cap. Prepful has no recipe limit at any tier.
Do I need a browser extension to import with Copy Me That?
Yes, its import relies on a browser extension. Prepful imports directly from a link, no extension needed, and also handles TikTok and Instagram, which Copy Me That doesn't.
Does Copy Me That have a cook mode?
No dedicated cook mode. Prepful's keeps ingredient quantities inline with stackable timers.