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RSS Feed Source

Get RSS Feed from Twitter (X)

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

Feed URL Pattern

Use a service like Nitter or RSS Bridge

How to Get Your Twitter / X RSS Feed

  1. 1

    Twitter/X no longer provides native RSS feeds

  2. 2

    Use a third-party service like Nitter, RSS Bridge, or FetchRSS to generate a feed

  3. 3

    Copy the generated RSS feed URL

  4. 4

    Paste it into Brevofeed to create widgets or email digests

Tips for Twitter / X RSS Feeds

  • Nitter instances (nitter.net) provide RSS feeds for any public Twitter account
  • RSS Bridge is a self-hosted option for generating Twitter feeds
  • Some services may have rate limits or require payment for Twitter feeds

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get an RSS feed from Twitter/X directly?+
No, Twitter removed native RSS support in 2013. You'll need a third-party service to generate RSS feeds from Twitter accounts.
Are Twitter RSS feeds reliable?+
Third-party Twitter RSS services can be intermittent. For the most reliable results, consider using Nitter or self-hosting RSS Bridge.

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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.

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.

Any Website

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