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Recipe Room uses recipe types to explain where a recipe came from and how it should be treated.

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Original Recipes

An original recipe is one you create yourself from scratch. Use this when the settings, title, description, and creative direction are your own.

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Forked Recipes

A forked recipe is created when you take someone else’s recipe and change the settings to personalise it. Use a fork when:
  • You started from another creator’s recipe.
  • You changed one or more recipe settings.
  • You want your version to show that it came from the original recipe.
Recipe Room may require at least one setting change before saving a normal fork.

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Community Recipes

A community recipe is an unchanged save of someone else’s recipe to your profile. It keeps the original settings. Use a community recipe when:
  • You want to keep the recipe as-is.
  • You did not change the settings.
  • You want to credit the original recipe path.
Community recipes cannot be monetized if Recipe Room enables monetization in the future.

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Custom Recipes

A custom recipe is your own recipe that is not based on someone else’s recipe. Use a custom recipe when you built the look yourself and want full ownership of the recipe.

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Which Type Should I Choose?

Create an original or custom recipe.
Fork the recipe and publish your personalised version.
Save it as a community recipe.