RSS & Atom Feed Reader: News, Blogs, Podcasts to JSON
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RSS & Atom Feed Reader: News, Blogs, Podcasts to JSON
Turn any RSS, Atom or JSON feed into clean JSON: title, link, date, author, categories, summary, full content, images, and podcast audio links with durations. Give it feed URLs or just website addresses (the feed is found automatically). Filter by date, many feeds per run.
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Turn any RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, Atom or JSON Feed into clean, consistent JSON. For each item you get the title, link, publication date, author, categories, a plain-text summary, optionally the full HTML content, an image, and for podcasts the audio file link and duration. Give it feed URLs, or just a website address: if the page links to a feed, it is found automatically.
$0.30 per 1,000 items. Feeds that fail, are empty or can't be found are free.
Good for
- News monitoring: follow many publications and filter to the last day or week
- Content pipelines and AI: feed fresh articles into summarisers, newsletters or RAG
- Podcast data: episode titles, dates, audio URLs and durations
- Competitor tracking: new posts from rival blogs, on a schedule
Output (one row per item)
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
feedTitle, feedUrl, feedFormat | The feed and its format (rss2, rss1, atom, json) |
title, link, guid | The item |
published, updated | ISO dates when the feed provides them |
author, categories | As the feed gives them |
summary | Plain text, up to 2,000 characters |
contentHtml | Full HTML content (only if you switch it on and the feed includes it) |
image, enclosureUrl, enclosureType, durationSeconds | Media: image, attachment (for example podcast MP3) and duration |
Input
- Feeds or websites: up to 2,000 per run.
- Maximum items per feed: default 50.
- Published within (days): 0 for no filter.
- Include full HTML content, Respect robots.txt (on by default).
Limits
- It returns what the feed contains. Many feeds list only the latest 10-50 items, and some include only a short summary rather than the full text.
- A feed that appears several times in one run (for example a site and its feed URL) is read once.