RSS Feed Generator
Create a standards-compliant RSS 2.0 feed by filling in your channel details and adding items — each with its own publish date, and an optional podcast-style audio enclosure. Download the XML or copy it into your site.
How to use rss feed generator
- Fill in the channel
Add your feed's title, site URL, description and language.
- Add items
Create an entry for each post with a title, link, description and publish date — add an audio/media URL too if it's a podcast episode.
- Generate and use
Click Generate, then copy or download the XML and host it on your site.
Features
Produces well-formed XML with proper escaping of special characters.
Give each item its own pubDate instead of stamping every entry with the moment you generated the feed.
Add an audio file URL, type and size to any item to make it a real podcast episode entry, not just a blog post.
Export the feed as a file or paste it straight into your project.
Supported formats and limitations
Text and structured input supported by this tool.
Use cases include personal workflows, content preparation, and quick checks. Review output before relying on it for legal, financial, accessibility, or production decisions.
Frequently asked questions
What is an RSS feed for?
It's a machine-readable list of your latest content that readers, apps and podcast platforms can subscribe to.
Where do I put the generated file?
Host the XML on your site (for example at /feed.xml) and link to it so readers and aggregators can find it.
What does the enclosure field do for a podcast?
Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other directories read an item's <enclosure> tag to find its audio file — it needs the file's URL, its size in bytes, and its MIME type (e.g. audio/mpeg). Fill in the Audio/media URL field on an item and this tool adds a proper enclosure tag automatically.
Does this keep my feed updated automatically?
No — it generates a snapshot. For a live feed, your CMS or a script should regenerate the XML when you publish.