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RSS Feed Analyzer

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Parsing & validation

Paste raw RSS or Atom XML, or upload a feed file. The tool parses the feed and flags critical missing fields (like channel title and links) as well as warnings (like duplicate item links or missing dates). It also detects standard podcast metadata like iTunes duration and enclosures.

Feed inspection

Use the search bar to filter item titles and descriptions, and sort the feed entries by publication date. You can enable Reader Mode on any entry to view its expanded HTML content sanitized for the browser.

Feed export

Export the parsed feed entries as a CSV file for content audits, spreadsheets, and migration planning, or download them as JSON for developer debugging and parser inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions

This tool parses RSS and Atom XML so you can preview feed metadata, inspect entries, search items, sort by publication date, check common feed issues, view content in reader mode, and export feed items as CSV or JSON.

Yes. You can paste raw feed XML into the input box or upload a local.xml,.rss, or.atom file. The tool reads the file and previews the feed directly in your browser.

Yes. It checks for important feed-level fields such as title, link, and description, plus common item-level issues like missing titles or descriptions, missing dates, invalid URLs, and duplicate links.

Yes. The parser reads common podcast-related fields such as iTunes duration, explicit flags, episode type, enclosures, and media fields when they are present in the feed.

Yes. You can export parsed feed items as CSV or JSON. This is useful for audits, content inventories, migration checks, spreadsheet reviews, and debugging workflows.

No.

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