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OPML Builder: create an OPML file from a list of RSS feeds

Paste the addresses of the feeds you want, one per line, and get an OPML file you can import into Feedly, Inoreader, NewsBlur, NetNewsWire, FreshRSS, Miniflux or any other reader. You can give each feed a title and put it in a folder.

Nothing leaves your browser: the file is built on this page.

How to use it

  1. Write one feed per line. A bare URL works: the title will be the site name.
  2. To set a title, write Title | URL. To put the feed in a folder, write Folder / Title | URL.
  3. Press Create OPML, then download the file or copy it.
  4. In your reader, look for “Import OPML” or “Import subscriptions” (usually under settings).

The second box does the opposite: paste an OPML file and you get the list of feeds back, handy to move a handful of subscriptions between readers or to check what an old export contains.

A little history

The original FeedShow reader had an OPML Builder at this same address for years, and many tutorials still point to it. This is a new version written from scratch for 2026: it follows the OPML 2.0 specification and builds the file entirely in your browser. If you want to know more about the format, read What is an OPML file and how do you use it?