RSS Aggregator – RSS Import, News Feeds, Feed to Post, and Autoblogging

How do I display the imported feed items?
Create a display with the layout of your choice to showcase imported items anywhere across your site. To show the items, you can use either one (or a combination) of the options below.

Option 1: Use our block in the Gutenberg/block editor (WP 5.0 and later).
Option 2: Use our shortcode in your posts and pages.

Is there a limit on the number of feed sources I can set up?
No, there is no limit for the number of feed sources to import items from. Having many (50+) feed sources should not present any problems in itself. However, pulling in posts from many sites is bound to put your server under some stress, so you might want to consider using a hosting solution that goes beyond your typical shared host and staggering the feed imports.

Check out our dedicated page on WordPress hosting recommendations.

Can I import the full text from any source site?
In the majority of cases, this is possible using our Feed to Post and Full Text features, both of which are part of our most popular bundle, the Pro Plan. When importing the full text from a source, please make sure to check and abide by the source site's terms and conditions on the sharing of their content.

Can I add Twitter (now known as X) RSS feeds to my WordPress site?
Creating Twitter RSS feeds for your WordPress site involves a few simple steps using third-party services since Twitter no longer offers native RSS feed support. Here’s a quick overview:

Select a Third-Party Service: Use an RSS feed generator such as RSS.app or Nitter to create your Twitter RSS feed. These platforms allow you to convert Twitter content into RSS feeds.
Generate Your Twitter RSS Feed: Follow the specific instructions on your chosen platform to generate the RSS feed URL for the Twitter content you wish to display.
Integrate with WP RSS Aggregator: Once you have your RSS feed URL, use WP RSS Aggregator on your WordPress site to add and configure your new feed source.

For detailed instructions, including step-by-step guidance, please visit our full article on creating Twitter RSS feeds.

How can I display the latest posts from a Facebook page on my WordPress site?
To showcase the latest posts from a Facebook page on your WordPress site, you can create an RSS feed for that Facebook page using a third-party service like FetchRSS. Once you have the RSS feed URL, you can easily integrate this feed into your site using WP RSS Aggregator. For a detailed guide on generating the RSS feed and integrating it with WP RSS Aggregator, including step-by-step instructions, visit our full article on how to create a Facebook RSS feed.

Does WP RSS Aggregator work using JSON as the source?
No, our plugin does not currently import from JSON, it only imports from RSS and Atom structured XML.

Try adding a few more feed sources and make sure they are valid by using the RSS Feed Validator.
Make sure that feed items have been imported by visiting the Feed Items page.
Try out the solutions listed in our Feed Items Not Importing help center section.
It's important to make sure your WordPress cron system is working well. If not, the feeds cannot be imported. If in doubt, you can install the WP Crontrol plugin to check for bad cron or check out these helpful tips.

If the problems persist, please contact our support team. If you're using a premium plan, please use the premium support channel.

Can I store imported feed items as Posts?
Yes, you can do that using the Feed to Post feature. You will not only be able to store items as posts, but as any post type. You can also set the author, set tags and categories, import images into the gallery or set featured images, and much more. These can then be displayed in your theme's blog page, via a page builder, etc. Add Full Text RSS Feeds into the mix for the most powerful combination of features. Both of these features are available in the Pro Plan

Some RSS feeds only give a short excerpt. Any way around that?
Yes, along with the Feed to Post feature we have another feature called Full Text RSS Feeds that can get the full content of most feeds that only supply a short excerpt. Both of these features are available in the Pro Plan. When importing the full text from a source, please make sure to check and abide by the source site's terms and conditions on the sharing of their content.