RSS Feed Import

If you follow blogs, publications, or subreddits, you can import links directly from their feeds instead of pasting URLs one by one.

Supported Formats

• RSS 2.0 — the most common feed format
• Atom — used by many blogs and publications
• JSON Feed — a modern alternative to RSS/Atom
• Reddit — paste a subreddit URL and Linkbrew extracts the feed automatically

How It Works

1. Go to Submit Link in the sidebar
2. Switch to RSS/Feed mode using the mode selector
3. Enter a feed URL (see examples below)
4. Linkbrew fetches and parses the feed
5. Browse the list of items with their titles and publication dates
6. Select individual items with checkboxes, or click Select All
7. Click Import Selected to analyze and add the chosen items to your library

Each imported item goes through the same AI analysis as a manually submitted link — title, summary, image, and category are extracted automatically.

Feed URL Examples

Source	URL Format
Blog RSS	https://example.com/feed or https://example.com/rss
Blog Atom	https://example.com/atom.xml
WordPress	https://example.com/feed/
Medium	https://medium.com/feed/@username
Substack	https://newsletter.substack.com/feed
Reddit	https://reddit.com/r/technology

Tip

For Reddit, just paste the subreddit URL directly (e.g., reddit.com/r/technology). Linkbrew automatically finds and parses the RSS feed.

Troubleshooting

• Feed fails to load — verify the URL returns valid XML or JSON by opening it in your browser. Some sites don’t expose a public feed.
• No items found — the feed may be empty or use a format Linkbrew doesn’t recognize. Try the direct RSS/Atom URL rather than the website homepage.
• Items missing content — some feeds only include titles and links without full descriptions. The AI analysis fills in the gaps by fetching each page.

Next Steps

• Managing your library — browse, filter, and organize imported links
• Building a newsletter — select links and generate content