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Extract your RSS subscriptions from OPML into a clean spreadsheet. Get feed URLs, titles, and folder structure in CSV format.
Free preview — then from $5. Save with bundles.Feedly: Organize → Export OPML (downloads feedly.opml file)
Inoreader: Preferences → Import/Export → Export as OPML
Pocket Casts: Profile → Settings → Export Subscriptions (OPML format)
Overcast: overcast.fm/account → Export OPML
Upload OPML Subscription File CSV and choose RSS/Podcast Subscriptions CSV format
Review converted data, download Rss-ready file
RSS.app: Profile → Import → Create Import → Upload CSV with feed URLs
Open CSV in Excel or Google Sheets. Edit feed titles, URLs, and folders. Save as CSV.
Use our CSV to OPML converter to generate an importable OPML file from the edited CSV
Output is in RSS Feed CSV format — ready to import directly, no manual reformatting needed.
In Feedly, go to Organize then Export. In Inoreader, go to Preferences then Import/Export then Export. Most RSS readers have an Export OPML option in settings that downloads your subscription file.
The output CSV contains feed_title, feed_url, site_url, folder, description, and type columns. Folder contains the full path like Tech/Programming for nested categories.
Yes. Nested OPML folders are flattened into path notation. A feed in Tech then Programming becomes Tech/Programming in the folder column.
All conversion runs in your browser. Files are never uploaded to any server.
Nothing is stored after conversion. Close the tab and your data is gone.
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How Opml Subscriptions fields map to Rss Subscriptions
| Opml Subscriptions | Source Value | Rss Subscriptions | Target Value | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
text |
The Verge |
→ | feed_title |
The Verge
|
OPML text/title attribute becomes feed title |
xmlUrl |
https://www.theverge.com/rss/index.xml |
→ | feed_url |
https://www.theverge.com/rss/index.xml
|
OPML xmlUrl becomes the RSS/Atom feed URL |
htmlUrl |
https://www.theverge.com |
→ | site_url |
https://www.theverge.com
|
OPML htmlUrl becomes the website homepage URL |
folder_path |
Tech/News |
→ | folder |
Tech/News
|
OPML folder nesting becomes slash-separated path |
description |
Technology news and reviews |
→ | description |
Technology news and reviews
|
OPML description attribute preserved |
type |
rss |
→ | type |
rss
|
OPML type attribute preserved (rss/atom) |
Handles OPML files from Feedly, Inoreader, NewsBlur, Pocket Casts, Overcast, and all standard OPML 2.0 exports.
Converts nested OPML folder hierarchy to flat path notation like Tech/Programming in a single column.
Extracts feed title, feed URL, site URL, type, description, and folder path from every outline entry.
Identifies duplicate feed URLs across folders so you can clean up your subscription list.
Files process locally in your browser. Your subscription data never leaves your computer.
Upload OPML, preview the extracted feed table, download as CSV. Works in seconds.
Each OPML feed outline becomes one CSV row with folder path
An <outline> element with xmlUrl attribute
text,
xmlUrl,
htmlUrl,
type
Flat row with feed metadata and folder path
Issues you might encounter when importing OPML Subscription File data to RSS/Podcast Subscriptions CSV - and how we solve them
File is not valid OPML (must be XML with <opml> root element)
Plain text file or HTML page
<?xml version='1.0'?><opml version='2.0'>...
Export OPML from your RSS reader (usually in Settings → Export)
Check your reader's export options for OPML format
OPML file exists but contains no outline elements with xmlUrl
<opml><body></body></opml>
<opml><body><outline xmlUrl='...' text='...'/></body></opml>
Ensure your OPML export includes feed subscriptions
Re-export from your reader with subscriptions selected
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