Brevofeed

RSS Feed Source

Get RSS Feed from Any Website

Many websites have hidden RSS feeds. Here's how to find them — or create one if the site doesn't offer RSS.

Feed URL Pattern

Check common paths: /feed, /rss, /atom.xml, /feed.xml

How to Get Your Any Website RSS Feed

  1. 1

    Try common RSS URLs: site.com/feed, site.com/rss, site.com/atom.xml, site.com/feed.xml

  2. 2

    Check the page source for <link type="application/rss+xml"> tags

  3. 3

    Use a browser extension like RSS Feed Reader to auto-detect feeds

  4. 4

    If no feed exists, use a service like FetchRSS to create one

  5. 5

    Paste the discovered or created feed URL into Brevofeed

Tips for Any Website RSS Feeds

  • Most WordPress sites have feeds at /feed by default
  • Blogger/Blogspot sites use /feeds/posts/default?alt=rss
  • GitHub repos have feeds at github.com/user/repo/releases.atom
  • Many sites hide their RSS — check the HTML source for feed links

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if a website has an RSS feed?+
Try adding /feed, /rss, or /atom.xml to the website URL. You can also view the page source and search for 'rss' or 'atom' to find feed links.
What if a website doesn't have an RSS feed?+
You can use services like FetchRSS or RSS Bridge to create RSS feeds from websites that don't natively support them. Then use Brevofeed to display that feed anywhere.

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Turn any Any Website RSS feed into a beautiful website widget, email digest, or bot notification with Brevofeed.

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Other RSS Feed Sources

YouTube

YouTube provides RSS feeds for every channel. Get your YouTube RSS feed URL and display videos on any website with Brevofeed.

Twitter / X

Twitter removed native RSS support, but you can still get RSS feeds from Twitter/X accounts using third-party tools and Brevofeed.

Reddit

Reddit has built-in RSS feeds for every subreddit, user, and search query. Display Reddit content on your website with Brevofeed.

Instagram

Instagram doesn't provide native RSS feeds, but you can generate them using third-party services and display Instagram content via Brevofeed.

Medium

Medium provides RSS feeds for every publication and author. Display Medium articles on your website with Brevofeed.

Substack

Every Substack newsletter has a built-in RSS feed. Display Substack content on your website with Brevofeed.

Google News

Get RSS feeds from Google News for any topic, search query, or location. Display curated news on your website.