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Get RSS Feed from YouTube

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

Feed URL Pattern

https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=CHANNEL_ID

How to Get Your YouTube RSS Feed

  1. 1

    Go to the YouTube channel you want to follow

  2. 2

    Click on the channel name to go to their channel page

  3. 3

    View page source or use YouTube Studio > Settings > Channel > Advanced to find the Channel ID

  4. 4

    Your RSS feed URL is: youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=YOUR_CHANNEL_ID

  5. 5

    Paste this URL into Brevofeed to create a widget or email digest

Tips for YouTube RSS Feeds

  • Channel IDs start with 'UC' — e.g., UCxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • You can also use playlist RSS feeds: youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?playlist_id=PLxxxxxx
  • YouTube RSS feeds include the last 15 videos by default

Frequently Asked Questions

Does YouTube still support RSS feeds?+
Yes! YouTube has maintained RSS feed support. Every channel and playlist has an RSS feed URL, though YouTube doesn't prominently advertise this feature.
How many videos are in a YouTube RSS feed?+
YouTube RSS feeds typically include the last 15 videos from a channel or playlist.

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Other RSS Feed Sources

Twitter / X

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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

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Any Website

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