The Timer Shortcode Injector detects time phrases in your recipe instructions (e.g. “2 min,” “1 hour,” “30–40 minutes”) and wraps them in WPRM timer shortcodes. The output is updated recipe JSON that you can reimport to enable clickable, inline countdown timers.
How it works:
Input: You send us your URL, or the WPRM recipe ID you want processed.
Process:
The tool parses instructions, identifies time units (minutes, hours, time ranges).
It wraps matches in WPRM timer shortcodes.
Ambiguous phrases are skipped to avoid incorrect injections.
Output: Enhanced recipe JSON with timer shortcodes added, ready for import into WP Recipe Maker (WPRM).
Why It Matters
Boosts recipe SEO and AIO visibility by embedding structured timer markup.
Enhances user engagement: readers see clickable timers and can start countdowns.
Adds functionality without altering your site design or manual editing.
Efficient for large recipe archives: reduces manual shortcode insertion.
Works with multiple timers per instruction step and supports time ranges (e.g. “30–40 min”).
Demo – Test the Timer Shortcode Injector
Paste a WPRM recipe JSON URL (e.g.
https://example.com/wp-json/wp/v2/wprm_recipe/12345).Click Inject Shortcodes.
View the updated JSON with timer shortcodes inside the instructions.
Copy or download the enhanced JSON and import it into WPRM to see an enhanced recipe in action.
Instructions on how to import your enhanced recipes can be found here
Demo notes:
No live changes are made until you choose to import the updated JSON in WP Recipe Maker.
Bulk and API‑based processing options are offered in paid plans.
Timer Shortcode Injector – Add Clickable Countdown Timers to Recipes
Timer Shortcode Injector
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FAQs
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Yes. Use our paid bulk service for site-wide processing and review.
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No. The injector targets WPRM JSON only.
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Use another public JSON URL, or download the recipe JSON and host it where cross-origin requests are allowed, then paste that URL.
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No. The demo only returns updated JSON. You choose what to import.