Is the generated XML valid RSS 2.0?

Yes. The output follows the RSS 2.0 specification: required channel elements (title, link, description) are always included, dates use RFC 822 format, and all text is XML-escaped to prevent malformed output.

Where do I host the generated feed?

Save the XML as a file (e.g. feed.xml) and upload it to your web server. Then link to it from your site's with a tag.

Can I add more than 10 items?

This tool supports up to 10 items to keep it simple and client-side. For larger feeds, use a CMS plugin or a server-side script that reads from a database.

What is the language field for?

The language code (e.g. en-us, fr, de) tells feed readers and aggregators the language of your content. It maps to the element in RSS 2.0.

Do I need an image URL?

No. The channel image (logo) is optional. If you leave it blank, the block is omitted from the output.

Are special characters handled correctly?

Yes. Ampersands, angle brackets, quotes, and apostrophes are automatically escaped to their XML entities so the feed remains well-formed.

RSS Feed Generator

Name: RSS Feed Generator
Availability: InStock
Author: Nham Vu

Fill in your site details and up to 10 items to instantly generate a valid RSS 2.0 XML feed you can copy and deploy.

Channel Details

Site Title *

Site URL *

Description *

Language

Channel Image URL

Feed Items (0 / 10)

No items yet. Click "Add Item" to start.

RSS 2.0 XML Output

Your RSS feed XML will appear here after you click "Generate RSS Feed".

Summary

Fill in your site details and up to 10 items to instantly generate a valid RSS 2.0 XML feed you can copy and deploy.

How it works

Fill in the Channel section: site title, link, description, language, and optional image URL.
Click "Add Item" to append a new feed entry (up to 10).
For each item enter the post title, URL, description, author, category, and pub date.
Click "Generate RSS Feed" to produce the XML output.
Use "Copy XML" to copy the feed to your clipboard, then save it as feed.xml on your server.

Use cases

Bootstrap an RSS feed for a new blog or news site.
Manually craft a podcast RSS feed for submission to directories.
Generate a test feed to validate your RSS reader integration.
Create a static RSS file for a site that lacks CMS feed support.
Quickly prototype a feed structure before implementing server-side generation.
Produce a feed snippet for a client presentation or mockup.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-06-10 · Reviewed by Nham Vu