Free INCI Parser: Stop Retyping Ingredient Lists Into Excel

If you formulate cosmetics, supplements, or food products, you have almost certainly spent an afternoon retyping an INCI list into a spreadsheet.

The problem

Competitor labels, supplier specs, and old formulas arrive as messy comma-separated text. Concentrations sit at the end of some lines and the start of others. By the time the list is “clean,” you have already lost an hour — and you still have not checked Health Canada, EU Annexes, or IFRA.

A free fix that takes seconds

We shipped a free INCI / ingredient list parser at mixlabai.com/free/inci-parser. No account required.

1. Paste your list (commas, newlines, or semicolons).
2. Get an ordered table with ingredient names and concentrations where present.
3. Optionally leave your email for a compliance-oriented tip, or jump straight to signup.

There is also a free lab unit converter for mass, volume, concentration, and temperature.

When you outgrow the free tools

Parsing is the top of the funnel. Mix Lab AI is the workspace where that parse becomes a formula:

• Industry-aware compliance context (Health Canada cosmetics, NPN, IFRA, AAFCO, and more)
• Supplier pricing and COGS estimates
• Iteration tracking and batch handoff
• Web, iOS, Android, and iPad

Pricing is public: Free $0 (3 formulations), Pro $59/month, Team $199/month, Enterprise custom. See /plans.

Pick your industry

We publish dedicated pages for 24 verticals — from indie beauty to nutraceuticals, cannabis, pet food, fragrance, and coatings — at /for. Choose your industry at signup and the app adapts.

FAQ and AI-readable facts

Short answers for formulators (and for AI answer engines) live at /faq. Machine-readable product knowledge is at /knowledge and /llms.txt.

Try the free parser, then tell us what still hurts in your lab workflow.