Cooking tutorials your clone builds from your recipes
Send your clone a recipe and your tips. It writes the steps, timings and plating notes in your voice and builds a cooking video people can follow.
Landscape, vertical or square · Script and storyboard approval
Recipe videos live or die on clarity. Viewers need to know what to buy, how hot the pan should be and what 'done' looks like. Your clone builds that clarity in. Share your recipe, your swaps and your little tricks, and your clone turns them into steps that tell people the action, the heat, the time and how it should look, smell or feel.
Each tutorial starts with the dish and why it's worth making, lists ingredients and tools with substitutions, then cooks through each stage, including the 'while that simmers' moments. It finishes with doneness, plating and how to serve and store it. Send your own cooking clips, or let your clone generate the food visuals around your voiceover.
The Cooking Tutorial structure
Dish and payoff
Your clone names the dish or technique, why it's worth making and the skill level.
Ingredients and tools
What you need, with substitutions for anything hard to find.
Cooking steps
Each stage covers the action, heat and time, and the look, smell or feel to aim for. Parallel tasks get their own step.
Finish and plate
The doneness check, plating, garnish and the final result.
Serve and store
How it tastes, when to serve it, how to store leftovers, and an invite to make it.
Review and deliver
Check the script first if you want. The video arrives with a title, description and tags.
Just tell your clone: make a Cooking Tutorial
Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.
- Make a 7-minute cooking tutorial for my Sunday short ribs. Recipe and my clips are in Drive. I'm on screen for the intro and tasting.Copy
- 60-second vertical recipe: 15-minute garlic butter shrimp. Voiceover only, quick cuts, big captions.Copy
- Tutorial on laminating croissant dough for beginners. Landscape, include substitutions for European butter, send me the script first.Copy
- Turn my grandma's handwritten pierogi recipe (photo attached) into a cooking video. Warm tone, square version too.Copy
- Here's my script for vegan pad thai. Use it word for word and show me the storyboard before rendering.Copy
Tips for a better Cooking Tutorial
- Include heat levels and times in your recipe. Your clone puts them right into each step.
- Tell your clone how the food should look or smell when it's ready. It makes the steps easy to follow.
- Send a clip of the finished plate. It's the best closing shot and thumbnail.
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Cooking Tutorial: questions, answered.
Can my clone use my own cooking footage?
Yes. Send clips of each stage and your clone places them in the matching steps with voiceover, captions and music. Without footage, your clone generates food visuals to match the recipe.
Can it do technique videos, not just recipes?
Yes. For a technique like knife skills or tempering chocolate, your clone treats each stage of the skill as a step, with what to do and how it should look or feel.
Will my clone include substitutions?
Yes. The ingredients section covers what you need and swaps for hard-to-find items. Tell your clone about any dietary versions you want, like dairy-free or gluten-free.
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