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Moving from Copy Me That: upload the export zip.

Copy Me That's export produces a zip archive of HTML pages, one per recipe, with the photos inside. Mealfolder reads the whole archive: titles, ingredients, directions, photos and the original source link where Copy Me That kept one.

Full importer for the HTML export. Copy Me That's own export page is behind login; the format (zip of HTML) is documented by other importers, 9 September 2026.

How to move your Copy Me That recipes

  1. Sign in at copymethat.com on a computer.
  2. Open your account menu and choose Export; pick the HTML option.
  3. Download the .zip it produces. Do not unzip it.
  4. In Mealfolder: Add recipe → From another app → upload the zip.
Start free and import

Free plan: 10 recipes and this week's plan. If your import is bigger, you get a one-time offer at that moment: $4 off the first year of Plus ($8.99) or Household ($15.99), good for 30 days.

What carries over

From Copy Me ThatInto Mealfolder
Recipes, ingredients, directionsyes
Photosyes, from inside the zip
Source website linkyes, when the export includes it
Categoriesyes, as tags
Meal plans and shopping listsno

Price and plan comparison

Copy Me That's premium tier removes limits on saved recipes and meal plans; check their current price. Mealfolder is free for 10 recipes and this week's plan, then $12.99 a year.

After the import

Recipes land in your box with their photos and source links. Drop them onto the week in Plan, tap Make grocery list, and the list is written by aisle. Everything you import can be exported again at any time, on every plan (portability promise).

Copy Me That is a trademark of its owner. Mealfolder is not affiliated with it. Export steps were checked on the date in the guide and may change; tell us at support@mealfolder.com if they have.