Private RSS feed editor

RSS Editor Online

Open an RSS 2.0 feed, edit its channel and items in a visual XML tree, add entries, and check RSS-specific errors before downloading.

Your feed stays in your browser. Local files and pasted XML are never uploaded.

Structured data editor interface

Paste source, choose a file, or drop one here

Edit the channel and its items

An RSS channel describes the feed and contains its entries. RSS 2.0 requires a channel title, website link, and description. Items represent individual articles, episodes, announcements, or other updates.

Use Add RSS item for a common title, link, and description entry. The visual XML controls remain available for GUIDs, dates, categories, enclosures, and namespaced extensions.

Frequently Asked Questions

RSS is an XML-based syndication format that lets people and apps subscribe to updates from websites, podcasts, and other publishers.

The channel contains feed-level information such as the title, website link, and description, followed by zero or more items.

Yes. Namespaced XML extensions remain in the document even when the visual tree shows them as advanced content rather than dedicated RSS fields.