RSS2Json API
Turn feeds into content your app can use.
RSS2Json turns feed links from blogs, video channels, newsletters, and other sites into a consistent list of posts. It includes titles, links, dates, images, and page navigation so you can build a reader, dashboard, or alert service without handling every feed format yourself.
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What it includes
Universal Parsing
Universal Parsing
01Support for RSS 2.0, Atom, and custom XML feeds (WordPress, Medium, YouTube, etc.).
Normalization
Normalization
02Standardized JSON structure across all feed types for consistent consumption.
Media Extraction
Media Extraction
03Thumbnail and enclosure detection from media tags or HTML body.
Built-in Pagination
Built-in Pagination
04Navigate large feeds with the 'page' and 'count' parameters.
Safe Parsing
Safe Parsing
05Standardized errors and parsing that handles malformed XML.
Ready Anywhere
Ready Anywhere
06Get the same dependable feed response wherever your users are.
Plans and pricing
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Basic
- ✓1,000 requests / month
- ✓Hard limit (no overages)
- ✓1 request per second
- ✓10,240MB Bandwidth / month
Pro
- ✓50,000 requests / month
- ✓$0.001 per extra request
- ✓10 requests per second
- ✓10,240MB Bandwidth / month
Ultra
- ✓250,000 requests / month
- ✓$0.0005 per extra request
- ✓30 requests per second
- ✓10,240MB Bandwidth / month
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Common questions
We support RSS 0.9, 1.0, 2.0, Atom 1.0, and most custom XML feed namespaces used by platforms like YouTube and Medium.
The parser checks standard media tags such as media:content, then checks the HTML description or content for an image.
No, but we recommend using the pagination parameters (?page=1&count=100) for extremely large feeds to maintain optimal performance.
Yes! The 'enclosure' object in each item provides the direct link, type, and length for audio/video files, for podcast aggregators.
The API accepts 'url' (required), 'count' (default 100), and 'page' (default 1) for pagination and filtering.
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RSS2Json turns feed links from blogs, video channels, newsletters, and other sites into a consistent list of posts. It's live. Try it here.