Free online RSS tool
RSS feed viewer
Paste an RSS, Atom, or website URL to see the latest posts in a clean feed preview. Browse first, then follow the source in smry if it earns a place in your reading list.
How it works
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Paste a feed or website URL
Use a direct RSS or Atom address, or paste a publisher’s homepage and let smry look for its feed.
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Preview recent posts
Read the feed title, description, publication dates, summaries, and available images without creating an account.
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Follow when it is useful
Sign in only when you want to save the source. Choose a feed folder and future posts will appear in smry.
Frequently asked questions
What is an RSS feed viewer?
An RSS feed viewer reads an RSS or Atom URL and turns its XML into a clear list of recent posts. This viewer shows titles, dates, authors, summaries, and images when the publisher includes them.
Can I preview an RSS feed without signing up?
Yes. Paste a public feed URL or website address and view the latest available posts without an account. You only need to sign in if you choose to follow the feed in smry.
Can the viewer find a feed from a website URL?
Yes. If you paste a website instead of a direct XML address, smry checks the page for RSS or Atom discovery links and common feed locations. Some sites do not publish a feed, so discovery is not guaranteed.
What is the difference between RSS and Atom?
RSS and Atom are XML feed formats that publish updates in a machine-readable list. Most readers, including this one, support both formats and present them in the same way.