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Universal RSS Feed Generator

Convert any website, YouTube channel, or Telegram channel into a verified RSS feed. Includes proxy bridges to bypass CORS and blocking.

How to Use

1

Input Your URL

Paste a link from Telegram, YouTube Channels, Reddit Subreddits, or any website. Click "Paste" for quick clipboard input.

2

Verify & Generate

We actively scan the website's source code for the RSS <link> tag and test common feed paths. If found, we generate the feed.

3

Subscribe Instantly

Click any reader card below (Feedly, Inoreader, etc.) to instantly add the feed. Use the Proxy Bridge if embedding fails.

Note: Telegram RSS feeds only work for public channels and groups. YouTube RSS requires a channel link (not a video/playlist). Reddit RSS requires a specific subreddit link (e.g., /r/technology).

What is an RSS Feed Generator?

An RSS Feed Generator is a utility that discovers or creates standardized XML feeds from websites that may not explicitly advertise them. By scanning the HTML source code for hidden <link rel="alternate"> tags or testing common URL patterns (like /feed or /rss.xml), this tool bridges the gap between modern web design and traditional feed readers.

Why Use an RSS Proxy Bridge?

Many websites implement CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) restrictions or block automated feed readers. Our built-in RSS Proxy Bridge acts as a middleman, fetching the feed on your behalf and serving it with permissive headers. This ensures seamless integration with third-party applications, custom dashboards, or embedded widgets without triggering security blocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this tool save my data or browsing history?
Absolutely not. All generation history is stored locally in your browser's localStorage. No data is ever sent to our servers for storage, ensuring complete privacy.
Why can't I generate an RSS feed for a specific YouTube video?
YouTube's official RSS infrastructure is designed around channels and users, not individual videos or playlists. To generate a feed, you must provide a channel URL (e.g., youtube.com/@channelname).
What platforms are natively supported?
We have dedicated, optimized parsers for Telegram (public channels/groups), YouTube (channels), and Reddit (subreddits). For all other websites, our universal scanner attempts to discover feeds automatically.