Convert any RSS or Atom feed to clean, structured JSON.

This rss to json converter supports RSS 2.0, Atom 1.0, and RDF-based RSS 1.0 feeds. It extracts all standard channel and item fields, including extensions like content:encoded, Dublin Core (dc:creator, dc:date), and media enclosures. Both XML namespaced and non-namespaced elements are handled automatically.

All XML parsing and conversion happens entirely in your browser. The only server call is a lightweight proxy fetch when you provide a URL, which retrieves the raw feed XML and returns it to the client. Pasting XML directly skips the server entirely, so your data never leaves the page.

For RSS 2.0, the rss feed parser online extracts title, link, description, language, lastBuildDate, generator, image, and every item field including pubDate, guid, author, categories, enclosure attributes, and content:encoded. For Atom feeds, it extracts id, updated, summary, content, author name, and link href with rel resolution.

Yes. The JSON output follows a consistent schema that you can integrate directly into your application code. Copy the JSON and parse it in JavaScript, Python, or any language that handles JSON. For repeated use, you can automate the fetch-and-convert flow using the same /api/fetch-feed endpoint this rss api converter relies on.

RSS feeds produce JSON with fields like pubDate, guid, description, and enclosure, while Atom feeds produce JSON with id, updated, summary, and content. The atom to json converter normalizes both into the same JsonFeed structure so you get a consistent schema regardless of the source format, with a feedType field indicating the original format.

There is no hard size limit, but very large feeds with thousands of items may take a few seconds to parse in the browser. The URL fetch proxy has a timeout to prevent hanging on slow servers. For best results, feeds under 5 MB convert almost instantly. If a feed is too large, paste just the portion you need and run the converter on that subset.