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Find the RSS feed for any website

Paste a URL. The free RSS feed finder checks common endpoints, detects platform formats, and shows the feed URL before you import into WordPress.

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RSS by platform

Get the RSS feed for YouTube, Reddit, Substack, and more

Each platform page documents the exact RSS URL format, known limitations, and a one-click path back into the finder.

Browse the full RSS platform directory Or see how to convert non-RSS sources

YouTubeHidden channel-feed format and channel ID caveats.RedditSubreddit .rss URL format, fetch limitations, and import advice.SubstackPublication /feed pattern and excerpt/full-content expectations.Google NewsSearch and topic feed URLs for news monitoring.MediumTag, profile, and publication feed transforms.GitHubRelease and commit Atom feeds for software updates.WordPressSite, category, tag, author, and comment feed patterns.TumblrTumblr blog and custom-domain RSS patterns.PinterestBoard RSS patterns and known limitations.GhostSite-wide /rss/ and per-tag /tag/[slug]/rss/ patterns.BloggerDefault Atom feed and RSS alternative via alt=rss.BlueskyPer-profile RSS on the public web app.MastodonPer-profile RSS on federated Mastodon instances.LinkedInNo official RSS. Only third-party bridges exist.X (Twitter)No official RSS. Third-party bridges exist but are fragile.FacebookNo official RSS for pages, profiles, or groups.InstagramNo official RSS. Scraping-based alternatives are unreliable.TikTokNo official RSS. TikTok for Developers is the only structured access path.Hacker NewsFront page, newest, and best feeds plus third-party user feeds.Product HuntMain /feed and per-topic RSS for launch monitoring.PodcastsHow to find any podcast's RSS feed via Apple Podcasts ID, iTunes lookup, or PodcastIndex search.

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Feed check workspace

The checker blocks private networks, follows safe redirects, and caps slow or oversized responses. Paste any public site, blog, or feed URL to see every feed it exposes and a live preview of the first items.

Frequently asked questions

How the RSS feed finder works

The finder is a free tool from the Aggregator team. These answers cover the most common questions about finding, checking, and importing RSS feeds into WordPress.

Does every website have an RSS feed?

What is the difference between RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed?

How do I know if a feed is worth importing?

Why does Reddit or Pinterest sometimes show a generated URL without a preview?

Is the RSS feed finder free?

Can I find feeds for platforms without native RSS?

Does every website have an RSS feed?

No. Most CMS-powered sites (WordPress, Ghost, Substack, Tumblr) publish feeds automatically, but static sites, custom frameworks, and some marketing platforms do not. The finder probes common endpoints and platform-specific URL patterns; if none return a valid feed, the site probably does not expose one publicly.

What is the difference between RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed?

RSS 2.0 and Atom are XML-based feed formats; JSON Feed uses JSON. All three describe the same thing: a list of items with titles, links, dates, and optional content. Aggregator imports all three. The finder detects the format automatically from the content type and document shape.

How do I know if a feed is worth importing?

Look at Full Text availability, images, author fields, dates, duplicate risk, and freshness. The checker surfaces those signals from a live sample of items, so you can see what will and will not carry through before you import. Feeds with Full Text, dates, and images import cleanly; missing fields can usually be patched inside Aggregator with Full Text or fallback images.

Why does Reddit or Pinterest sometimes show a generated URL without a preview?

Some platforms block automated requests from cloud hosting providers even when the RSS URL itself is valid. In those cases the finder returns the correct URL pattern but cannot fetch a live sample. Copy the URL and test it from inside Aggregator on the WordPress site, which typically resolves the block.

Is the RSS feed finder free?

Yes. This tool is free to use and does not require an account. It is part of the Aggregator ecosystem; once a feed is found, the Get Started button hands off to Aggregator for actual importing.

Can I find feeds for platforms without native RSS?

Platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X/Twitter have removed or never had public RSS. The platform directory documents what is and is not available for each one, including known third-party workarounds where they exist.