Feeds

RSS → JSON

Paste an RSS or Atom feed and turn it into clean, structured JSON, no server round-trip. Everything runs in your browser.

Feed XML
JSON

A feed, as data your app can use

RSS and Atom are XML, which is awkward to work with in a JavaScript app. This tool parses the feed in your browser, detects whether it’s RSS 2.0 or Atom, and returns a clean, predictable JSON shape: the channel/feed metadata plus an items array with title, link, date, author, categories, and description for each entry.

The shape you get

  • type: "RSS 2.0" or "Atom", so you can branch if you need to.
  • title / link / description: the channel (RSS) or feed (Atom) header.
  • items: each post, with link resolved from <link> (RSS) or the alternate href (Atom), and the date from pubDate / updated.

Pairs well with JSON → TypeScript if you want typed feed data.

FAQ

Can I paste a feed URL instead of XML?

No, browsers block reading most cross-origin URLs (CORS), so a purely client-side tool can’t fetch an arbitrary feed. Open the feed and use View Source, or paste the XML you already have. Everything then stays local and private.

Is my feed uploaded anywhere?

No, parsing happens entirely in your browser. The feed you paste never leaves your machine, and the tool keeps working offline once loaded.