RSS is still the simplest way to follow a site, a podcast or a changelog — but most modern tools want JSON. Official ‘RSS to JSON’ converters exist, yet they often want a direct feed URL, break on Atom or JSON Feed, or do not discover the feed when all you have is the blog’s homepage. This guide shows how to convert RSS to JSON, including auto-discovery from a website URL. You will use the RSS to JSON Converter on Apify. It parses RSS, Atom, RDF and JSON Feed into one schema: title, link, authors, dates, categories, images, full content, and podcast enclosures with durations. If you paste a website URL, the Actor tries to discover the feed automatically. By the end of this article you will have a CSV or JSON file on your…
How to Convert RSS to JSON (and Parse Atom or JSON Feed)
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