Find a website's RSS feed
Most blogs and news sites have an RSS feed, even when they don't link to it. Paste any page to find it.
Links that work
- Any page or homepage, with or without https://
- Substack, Medium, Tumblr, Blogger, WordPress.com, and Ghost blogs
- Subreddits: reddit.com/r/…
- GitHub repositories, for their releases feed
- A feed address itself, to confirm it works
How the feed is found
- Read the page
Feeds the page lists in its own head come first, comment feeds last.
- Try known patterns
Hosts like Substack, Medium, and Blogger keep feeds at fixed addresses, so those are tried next.
- Try common addresses
Last, the usual places: /feed, /rss.xml, /atom.xml, /index.xml, and others, under the page's own path first.
Good to know
- What if a site has several feeds?
- The first that answers is the result. The other feeds the page lists, such as categories or comments, appear underneath.
- Why does a site say it has no feed?
- Some sites don't publish one, and some block automated requests. Try the blog or news section's own page instead of the homepage.
Got a feed? Check it for problems. More answers are in the FAQ.