How to Import Csv Subscriptions Output to RSS Feeds (2026 Guide)
After converting your data with one of our tools, follow these steps to import the csv subscriptions output into RSS Feeds.
Import Steps
Locate your downloaded CSV file
Find the RSS subscriptions CSV in your downloads folder. The file contains a flat table of your feed subscriptions with columns for feed_title, feed_url, site_url, folder, description, and type. This format is ideal for viewing and editing in a spreadsheet.
Open in a spreadsheet application
Open the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets to review your feed subscriptions. The tabular format makes it easy to sort feeds alphabetically, filter by folder, and identify any feeds with missing URLs or duplicate entries.
Edit feed titles and folders
Rename feed titles for clarity, reorganize feeds into different folders by editing the folder column, or remove feeds you no longer want. Use the folder column with forward slashes to create nested folder structures (e.g., 'Tech/News').
Add new feed subscriptions
Add new rows to the CSV to include additional RSS feeds. At minimum, you need a feed_title and a feed_url (the XML feed endpoint) for each new subscription. The site_url, folder, and description columns are optional but help with organization.
Save and convert to OPML for import
Save the edited CSV file. Most feed readers do not directly import CSV files, so you will need to convert the CSV back to OPML format for import into apps like Feedly, Inoreader, or Pocket Casts. Use our CSV to OPML converter tool to generate the importable OPML file.
Import directly to RSS.app (alternative)
RSS.app supports direct CSV import. Log in to RSS.app, go to your Profile, click Import, then Create Import, and upload your CSV file containing the feed URLs. RSS.app will add the subscriptions to your account automatically.
Required RSS Feeds Fields
| Field | Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| feed_title | Text | Display name of the feed | The Verge |
| feed_url | Text | RSS/Atom feed URL (the XML endpoint) | https://www.theverge.com/rss/index.xml |
RSS Feeds requires these fields for successful import.