Paste an OPML subscription list and turn it into clean JSON, a flat list of feed URLs, or a readable outline. Your export never leaves the browser.
OPML is the outline format every feed reader uses to export and import subscription lists.
It’s XML, which is awkward to work with directly. This converter parses it, preserving nested folders, and gives you three views: structured JSON for code, a flat list of feed URLs
(the xmlUrl of every subscription) for importing elsewhere, and a readable indented
outline.
xmlUrl: the actual feed URL (what you usually want).htmlUrl: the site’s homepage, when present.It flattens the whole tree to just the list of feed URLs, handy for bulk-importing into another reader, a script, or an RSS-to-JSON pipeline.
Yes, the JSON and outline views preserve the nested folder structure. The feed-URL view flattens it intentionally.
No, parsing runs in your browser, so your subscription list stays private and it works offline.
Validate a feed with the RSS validator, or read what RSS is.