Links to RSS Converter

Convert a list of URLs into a hosted RSS feed. Perfect for getting backlinks indexed faster or creating a custom link feed for any purpose.

About This Tool

The Links to RSS Converter transforms a list of URLs into a properly formatted RSS feed hosted on our servers. This tool is ideal for:

  • Faster indexing - Submit your RSS feed to search engines to help get your pages discovered and indexed more quickly
  • Backlink indexing - Create feeds of pages that link to your site to help search engines find and crawl those backlinks
  • Content syndication - Turn any collection of links into an RSS feed that can be consumed by feed readers and aggregators
  • SEO monitoring - Create feeds of competitor pages or industry news sources

How It Works

  • Paste your URLs (one per line) into the text area
  • Optionally add a title and description for your feed
  • Click "Generate RSS Feed" to create your hosted feed
  • Copy the feed URL and submit it to search engines or feed aggregators

Feed Retention

  • Anonymous users: Feeds are kept for 30 days
  • Logged-in users: Feeds are kept for 1 year
  • Premium users: Feeds never expire and can be edited

Where to Submit Your Feed

Once created, you can submit your RSS feed to various services for indexing:

  • Google Search Console (Sitemaps section accepts RSS)
  • Bing Webmaster Tools
  • Feedly, Feedburner, and other RSS aggregators
  • Social bookmarking sites that accept feeds

Links to RSS Converter

When to use this tool

Use this when you have a hand-picked set of URLs and want them packaged as a clean, public feed. It is especially useful for backlink indexing campaigns, curated research lists, and simple feed-based automation.

Practical tips

  • Group related URLs together so each feed has a clear purpose.
  • Use a descriptive feed title so it is easy to recognize later.
  • Submit the finished feed anywhere that accepts RSS, including webmaster tools and feed readers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens after I generate a feed?

Links2RSS stores the URLs, gives you a public feed URL, and serves the list as valid RSS until the feed expires or is removed.

How many URLs should I put in one feed?

Keep feeds focused. A smaller, related list is easier to review and more useful than a very broad collection of unrelated pages.

Can I use it for pages that link to me?

Yes. Many users create feeds from backlink source pages so crawlers and monitoring tools can revisit those URLs.