RSS Feed Generator
Build a valid RSS 2.0 feed or an Atom variant with channel fields, items, RFC 822 dates and an atom self link.
Build a feed
Items in feed: 0
Channel: -
How to use the RSS Feed Generator
- Fill in the channel title, link, description and language.
- Add one item per line as title, link, date and description, then choose RSS or Atom.
- Click Build feed and copy the XML into a file named feed.xml.
Features
- Valid RSS 2.0 output with an atom self link
- Atom 1.0 variant with entries and updated dates
- RFC 822 dates for RSS and RFC 3339 dates for Atom
- Optional podcast tags and an item limit
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online rss feed generator.
It is an XML document that lists a site's recent items so readers and apps can subscribe
and detect new content.
Fill in the channel fields, add one item per line, choose a format and click Build feed, then
copy the XML.
Both syndicate content, but Atom uses RFC 3339 dates, requires an id per entry and has a
stricter specification.
It tells readers and validators the canonical address of the feed itself, which helps with
discovery and caching.
RSS items use RFC 822 dates such as Mon, 6 Oct 2025 14:04:00 +0000, while Atom entries use
RFC 3339 timestamps.
Keep the most recent ten to fifty items. Readers only need the newest entries and shorter
feeds load faster.
Only for podcast feeds. Tick the podcast option and the itunes namespace and explicit tag are
added to the output.
Upload the XML to your site, for example as feed.xml, then advertise it with a link element
in your page head.
It writes well-formed XML that follows the usual structure, but run a dedicated validator
before publishing.
Yes. Everything is assembled in your browser, nothing is uploaded, and the tool is free with
no account or limits.
Last updated: October 10, 2026