RSS 2 HTML

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Welcome to RSS 2 HTML!

This page offers an easy way to embed RSS feeds in HTML webpages. One line of code in your webpage, and easily-styled HTML will be generated, with no advertisements or other restrictions.

Use the form below to generate the code to include in your webpage:

URL of RSS feed:
Show feed title:
Show feed icon:
Length of feed item descriptions:	Hide descriptions Show up to words. Don't limit length.
Output HTML for empty feed titles and descriptions:
Strip HTML from feed item descriptions:
Assume RSS feed is UTF-8, ignoring XML prolog:
Attempt to convert Windows-1252 -> UTF-8:
Disable caching:
Limit number of feed items shown:	No limit Limit to the first items.
How should the feed be embedded in your webpage:	PHP code - this option will only work if your webpage is already coded in PHP. JavaScript code - this option is best if you want to style the embedded feed. HTML code that generates an iframe - this option is best if the people using your website don't have JavaScript enabled.
Embed this code in your webpage:
Styling the output:	The HTML generated by this code contains CSS hooks so you can style the output in your stylesheet. The title of the feed is displayed in a h3 element, with the class feed-title. The feed description is displayed in a p tag with class feed-desc. The feed icon is displayed in an img with class feed-title-image. Each feed item title is displayed in a h4 with class feed-item-title. Each feed item description is displayed in a p tag with class feed-item-desc. Note that this code does not generate HTML for empty feed titles, descriptions, etc. If you want empty HTML to be generated, click "more options" and tick the "Output HTML for empty..." checkbox.