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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before creating and following your first RSS feeds with rss4all.
What is rss4all?
rss4all helps you create clean RSS feeds from public websites and supported social platforms, then follow them in the RSS reader or automation tool you already use.
What is RSS?
RSS is a simple format that lets a website send its latest updates to one place. The rss4all feed reader can aggregate feeds from many different websites and social platforms, so you can follow everything together instead of visiting each source separately.
Do I need an account on every source platform?
No. rss4all is designed to work with public content, so you can create feeds without signing in to the social platforms you follow.
Which sources can I turn into RSS feeds?
You can use supported social platforms, public websites, blogs, and existing RSS or Atom feeds. The dashboard shows the currently available built-in connectors.
Can I create an RSS feed from a website that has no RSS button?
Yes. The custom feed designer lets you select repeated content on a public page, map fields such as title and link, then preview the resulting feed before publishing it.
Can I use rss4all with my current RSS reader?
Yes. Published feeds use standard RSS, so you can subscribe to them in compatible RSS readers and many automation tools.
Can I see an example before creating an account?
Yes. The public demo shows how a feed reader can display items from multiple connected sources.
Where can I compare plans?
The pricing page lists the available plans, feed limits, and refresh intervals.
Ready to simplify your feeds?
Create your first feed from a public source, or explore a working example first.