RSS Gizmos
Tools for Creating, Finding, and Using RSS Feeds
Tools for Creating, Finding, and Using RSS Feeds
RSS feeds are a vital part of keeping up with news and current events. They provide a consolidated view of content from various websites, allowing you to stay updated without visiting individual sites. You can aggregate all kinds of data, whether it be from news, podcasts, or even archive collections.
RSS feeds give you the power to set up and control your own information flow — you get to make your own algorithm for the things you want to see from the sources you want to follow. Choose a tool below to get started.
Create keyword-based RSS feeds from a dozen different sources including news sites and search engines.
Search Wikipedia for articles which contain RSS feeds as part of their Wikidata.
Make country-specific RSS feeds using Bing News' location syntax.
Preview RSS feeds for WordPress.com tag and keyword searches.
Test three different queries for a Bing News RSS feed side by side.
Preview and inspect any RSS feed without adding it to your reader.
Analyze up to 20 feeds at a time for post age and publication frequency.
Turn a collection of RSS feeds into an OPML file for easy import.
Extract RSS feeds from an OPML file and export them as CSV.
Extract keywords from RSS feeds or text to discover similar WordPress feeds.
This site uses a CORS proxy to fetch RSS feeds. For that reason you should assume no privacy for those feeds when you input them - they are going through a third party. Use public feeds only - please do not use any feeds which transmit API keys, passwords, or any other personal information.