> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.reciperoom.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Recipe Analyser on the Web

> Find the settings behind an original Fujifilm photo, directly in your browser.

[Open Recipe Analyser](https://www.reciperoom.io/recipe-analyser/) when you're at your computer editing photographs and want to check the settings behind a look. It is free and doesn't require an account.

This guide covers the website tool. The [in-app Recipe Analyser](https://docs.reciperoom.io/creating/recipe-analyser.md) also has account-based creation and saved-analysis flows.

## Analyse your photographs

1. Choose **Choose photographs**, or drag files onto the page on a computer.
2. Select up to **5 original Fujifilm JPEG or RAF files**, up to **80 MB each**.
3. Choose **Analyse**.
4. Select a photograph to review its detected recipe settings.
5. Use **Copy settings** or **Download .txt**. When several photographs have results, **Download all recipes** combines them in one text file.

**Add photos** adds to the current batch. **Stop analysis** stops processing without clearing the selected files. **Clear all** removes the current batch.

## Use an original, straight out of camera file

The tool reads settings embedded in the file; it doesn't identify a named recipe by looking at the photograph.

Use an untouched file copied from the camera or memory card. Screenshots, social-media downloads, edited exports and some transfer methods remove the Fujifilm metadata needed for extraction. Even a JPEG with camera and exposure details can be missing its recipe settings.

If a file has no useful recipe metadata, try the untouched original. If a result is **Partial recipe**, review the available values: missing or unverified settings stay missing rather than being guessed.

## Recipe settings and capture details

The detected recipe can include the film simulation, white balance, tone settings and other supported Fujifilm values. **Exposure & equipment** shows the camera, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO and exposure compensation where available.

Capture ISO and exposure compensation describe that photograph. They aren't automatically a recipe's recommended ISO or exposure-compensation range.

## Keep your results

The website doesn't save an Analysed Recipe to your account or publish a Recipe. Copy or download anything you need before leaving. The leave-page confirmation protects an active session, but refreshing or closing the tab can still end it.

See [local processing and privacy](https://docs.reciperoom.io/website-tools/overview.md#your-photos-and-privacy) for how your files stay on your device and how the website's ordinary requests are handled.

## Where to go next

* [Try recipes on your photographs](https://docs.reciperoom.io/website-tools/recipe-lab.md).
* [Make frames with photos and settings](https://docs.reciperoom.io/website-tools/recipe-frames.md).
* [Create and publish a Recipe in the app](https://docs.reciperoom.io/creating/create-a-recipe.md).


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