A tool with one feed field
Merge the blogs, newsrooms, podcasts, or alerts you follow and paste one RSS Mixer output URL into the downstream app.
Many sources, one input
Your other app accepts one RSS feed. Give it one that contains everything.
Some newsletter tools, website widgets, displays, automations, and publishing systems accept only one RSS URL—or reserve multiple sources for another plan. Combine the public feeds you need in RSS Mixer, then connect the resulting single URL to a compatible downstream tool.
Preview your mix
Enter two or three public feed URLs. Submitted URLs are not sent to analytics.
What to combine
Build one feed around a real workflow.
A plan with source limits
Consolidate authorized public sources before they reach the other service when its terms and technical limits allow that workflow.
A legacy integration
Keep one stable input for an older widget, display, intranet, or automation while the upstream publishers remain separate.
One connection to maintain
Update the source list in RSS Mixer without repeatedly replacing the downstream feed URL.
Normalized output
RSS, Atom, RDF, and JSON Feed inputs become one chronological RSS output with source attribution.
Fewer repeated items
RSS Mixer uses stable identifiers and canonical links to reduce duplicates across overlapping sources.
Test the sources before you depend on them.
Confirm that the downstream application accepts standard RSS, permits aggregated inputs, and supports the refresh frequency you need. RSS Mixer does not bypass authentication, paywalls, licensing, or another provider's terms.