There’s no way you could make your own pizza dough and have a cheesy pepperoni pizza with just 5 grams of fat per slice in under 30 minutes, right? Wrong. With this simple air fryer pizza recipe, you can now replace the frozen and delivery pizzas with a healthier (and tastier) option on even the busiest of nights.
You’ll find a printable recipe card at the bottom of this post along with a video tutorial. If you have ingredient questions, they’re likely covered in the post between here and there. If not, I’m happy to help!

Step 1: Mix all purpose flour, baking powder, salt, garlic powder, and fat free Greek yogurt together to make nearly fat free pizza dough.

This recipe almost uses the same Greek yogurt dough as my cast iron skillet pizza, with the only difference being the addition of baking powder. Since this pizza is air fried without olive oil like in the cast iron version, I wanted to give the dough a little rise to avoid a bland cracker-like crust.
If you’re new to making Greek yogurt pizza dough, it’s super easy to make. And unlike my Greek yogurt biscuit dough or monkey bread pizookie, it’s almost impossible to mess up by over mixing. Just throw everything in a bowl, give it a stir, and use your hand to work everything into a ball of dough.
Once you’ve made a couple batches, you’ll be able to pump out pizza dough in about 5 minutes!

I used my 6.5-quart Ninja Foodi for air frying, so the pizza dough is ideal for making an 8″ crust to the fit the Foodi’s air fryer basket. If you’re using a smaller/larger air fryer, you can easily scale the recipe up or down for a better fit.
A few important notes for making the dough:
- Use a food scale if possible. You should be able to easily handle the dough. If not, your measurements are off. A food scale could’ve prevented that! (I have my recommended scale on my kitchen tools Amazon list.)
- I’ve not had any luck substituting other types of flour or yogurt so substitute at your own risk.
- If you are having trouble handling the dough, you can use a rolling pin or spray your hands with a bit of cooking spray or sprinkle of flour.
If you have any other dough questions, drop a comment at the bottom of this post.
Step 2: Air fry the pizza dough at 400ºF for 12-15 minutes, flipping once, before adding toppings.

I mentioned that this crust is air fried without olive oil, but I did use a bit of olive oil cooking spray. It’s common knowledge that I have the quickest sprays this side of the Mississippi, so I don’t count any nutrition facts from cooking sprays. If you have a slower trigger finger and want to track it, go right ahead.
You could also brush olive oil on both sides of the crust. I did this for my air fryer cheese bread, and half a tablespoon did the job perfectly. And that’s only 60 extra calories added to the entire recipe. Worth it!
Can I use an oven to bake the crust instead of air frying?
Yep! My pepperoni sheet pan pizza recipe does just that with a slightly lower temp and longer bake time. You can play around with the temp and time. Just try to match the look of your bread to the photos above to know when to flip and add the cheese.
Step 3: Add toppings and air fry for another 3-5 minutes.

I kept it simple with a marinara, cheese, and turkey pepperoni combo. Feel free to get creative just be aware of the quick cook time at the end. If you’re working with a topping that requires more than a few minutes to cook, you’ll want to cook it separately before adding the the crust.
You could also try reducing the temperature in the final run of air frying, but you’ll want to check on the crust to make sure you’re not burning it.
If you want more topping ideas, I included a ton in the cast iron pizza recipe like a buffalo chicken dip pizza. There’s also my Ninja Foodi breakfast pizza that uses a biscuit crust. And my free Facebook group has a beaucoup of folks crazy about pizza you can get ideas from.

That’s all the notes I have for you. When you finally get a pizza this recipe, I wanna hear about it. Come back and leave a review or hop in my Facebook group and share it with the crew!

Air Fryer Pizza
Ingredients
For the Pizza Dough
- 1 C 120g All Purpose Flour
- 1/2 tsp Baking Powder
- 1/4 tsp Kosher Salt
- 1/4 tsp Garlic Powder
- 2/3 C 150g Fat Free Greek Yogurt
For the Toppings
- 1/3-1/2 C 80-120g Pizza Sauce or Marinara
- 1/2 C 56g Shredded Italian Cheese Blend (mozzarella and parmesan)
- 30 g Turkey Pepperoni
- Pinch of Crushed Red Pepper and Oregano, optional
Instructions
- Mix the dry dough ingredients together in a large bowl before adding the Greek yogurt. Use a fork or rubber spatula to mix everything together until crumbly. Empty the beginnings of the dough onto a flat surface and use your hands to form a ball of dough. (You can also use a food processor or stand mixer for this step.)
- Use your hands to press outward from the center of the dough, creating thicker edges for the crust than in the center. The dough should be about 8" in diameter.
- Spray the air fryer basket with cooking spray before adding the crust. You can spray the top with a little extra cooking spray or brush with olive oil to help with browning.
- Air fry at 400ºF for 8-10 minutes* or until golden brown. Use a fork or tongs to carefully flip the crust. Air fry for an additional 3-5 minutes until both sides are golden brown.
- Add the toppings and air fry an additional 3-5 minutes until the cheese is melted and toppings are cooked to your liking.





A new Friday favorite for me! I was skeptical about this recipe at first (greek yogurt in Pizza dough??) but it is amazing. I’ve made the air fryer pizza 2 Friday’s in a row now and it really gives me a “cheat” meal to look forward to during the week. I love ricotta on my pizza so I have been making it with ricotta, meatball, spinach, and garlic sauce (instead of marinara) and it’s so good. I have the 4qt ninja air fryer and the dough is a bit much for the air fryer – i do make one pizza with it but it’s very thick (i like that though). I would recommend scaling back the recipe or making two pizzas with it if you have a smaller air fryer.
I was very skeptical about this because it just seemed too easy. But I am so glad we tried it. It has now become part of our Fri-YAY night dinners. Not only were the instructions easy to follow, especially with the pictures included, but it tasted so good. We added pieces of grilled chicken and a bit of BBQ sauce and it was just as good. Who would have thought greek yogurt could taste so good.
I expected this to be at least decent, but it is SO GOOD. My husband and I both loved it! The crust is good and doesn’t taste weird like some healthy crust recipes. It’s a tasty and less expensive alternative to pizza delivery.
So I made this pizza thinking the crust couldn’t be that good when’s it’s 2 ingredients but OMG the air fryer makes it perfectly crispy and crunchy while acting as the base for the pizza. I’ve tried plain cheese and sauce to turkey meatballs and ricotta and it is perfect
I loved the cast iron pizza but this is my new favorite!! Have made it twice this week already!
Ever since making this a couple months ago, it is the only way we make pizza dough any more. So easy and we always have the ingredients on hand. Our 11 month old approves!
My air fryer is smaller so I split the dough in half and made two mini pizzas. Topped with Alfredo, chicken, and mozzarella or Alfredo, turkey pepperoni and mozzarella. Either way best pizza I’ve ever made! Recipe seemed intimidating at first but it really wasn’t
My family likes this better than the skillet recipe, and it’s easier. They also like it better than takeout. We live in Chicago so that is saying a lot. I make this probably once a week.
This pizza saved my life. Okay, that’s dramatic. But it really did help a girl out. I was week 3 into my cut and desperately wanted pizza. And not like a sad, flat, 1/2 tbsp of cheese, macro friendly pizza. I wanted the real dominos deal. I decided to make this as a compromise, and I’m happy to say I’ve made it probably 15 times since! It really is that good and easy! Oh and pro-tip: let your kid(s) help with the dough. It’s like slime for them and you get pizza out of it
I was able to make this usin Carbquick, but had to add about a TBS or 2 more yogurt to get the consistency right. Came out really good, (not as good as the real deal of coarse) but still good! Good option if you have less carbs to work with or want more pizza!
Good to know Carbquick gets the job done. Thanks, Tracey!
Hands down best low fat recipe. Easy, quick, delicious ! I’m in shock every time I make it that flour and greek yogurt can taste like the best pizza dough! Do it now.