WordPress tag
Input URL
https://medium.com/tag/wordpressExpected feed
https://medium.com/feed/tag/wordpressTest in finderRSS by platform
How to Get the RSS Feed for Medium
Medium exposes feeds by adding /feed before many tag, publication, or profile paths.
Quick answer
Does Medium have RSS?
- Does Medium have RSS?
- Yes. Medium exposes feeds by adding /feed before many tag, publication, or profile paths.
- Feed URL format
https://medium.com/feed/[path]- Key limitation
- Feed content and media fields vary by article
Context
What this means for Medium
Medium inherited its RSS conventions from its earliest blogging-platform roots and has kept them mostly intact through every redesign. The rule is consistent: insert /feed between medium.com and whatever path follows. This works for tag pages, publications, user profiles, and publication-specific tag pages.
- Feed URL format
https://medium.com/feed/[path]- Working example
https://medium.com/feed/tag/wordpress
Supported patterns
- Tag pages (/tag/[name])
- User profiles (/@username)
- Publications (/publicationname)
- Custom-domain publications (feeds still served from medium.com/feed/[publication])
Limitations
- Feed content and media fields vary by article
- Member-only posts are preview-only in the feed
- Custom-domain publications sometimes proxy feeds and can drift from medium.com behavior
- Tag feeds include promoted and low-quality posts without filtering
RSS finder
Find and preview a Medium feed
Test a Medium URL here to get the same feed analysis, import verdict, and live Aggregator-style preview as the main Feed Finder.
Gotchas
Common mistakes
- Watch for this: Omitting the @ in profile feeds. /feed/username (no @) returns empty. The correct form is /feed/@username
- Watch for this: Trying /feed at the end of the path instead of the start (Medium only accepts the prefix form)
- Watch for this: Treating member-only posts as full-text, they are always truncated in RSS
Examples
Try real Medium feed patterns
User profile
Input URL
https://medium.com/@mediumExpected feed
https://medium.com/feed/@mediumTest in finderPublication
Input URL
https://medium.com/better-programmingExpected feed
https://medium.com/feed/better-programmingTest in finderGet this into WordPress
Import Medium feeds with Aggregator
Once you have a working Medium feed URL, Aggregator handles the rest, importing as posts, rendering as a display, or filtering before it publishes.
- 1Copy the feed URL
Grab the URL from the finder above or the examples list.
- 2Add it as a source in Aggregator
Paste into Add New Feed Source inside WordPress.
- 3Choose display, import, and filter rules
Render as a list, import as posts, or filter by keyword before anything goes live.
FAQ
Medium RSS questions
How do I get a Medium tag RSS feed?
Add /feed before the tag path, for example https://medium.com/feed/tag/wordpress. The rule applies to every Medium URL structure: prefix /feed after medium.com.
What is the RSS feed for a Medium profile?
Use https://medium.com/feed/@username. The @ symbol must be included. It identifies the URL as a user profile rather than a publication slug.
How do I find the RSS feed for a Medium publication?
Use https://medium.com/feed/[publication-slug]. Custom-domain publications still proxy back to medium.com, so the feed URL uses medium.com even when the browser URL does not.
Are Medium feeds full text?
Public posts are usually full text. Member-only posts are truncated to a short preview in the feed, matching Medium's paywall behavior on the site.
Can Medium feeds be imported into WordPress?
Yes. Use the Medium feed URL as a source in Aggregator. Pair broad tag feeds with keyword filters to exclude off-topic posts.