Mix & Mash: 21 RSS Mashup Tools For Your Website

By CleverSage | January 30, 2008


There have been many times where I have had the need to combine multiple RSS feeds to display on a website or blog. Combining and displaying feeds is useful for many, many different reasons: news, articles, comments and a plethora of other applications. Up until recently however, it has been difficult to take several different feeds combine them into one, and display them. Over the past year or two though, several different sites and services have sprung up to do these mashups for you and take the work out of programming or coding this yourself.

The best of the best RSS mashup & mixer tools:

FeedBlendr

FeedBlendr will grab all the feeds you enter and blend them up into a nice, thick, ‘river of news’ smoothie. You’ll get a URL where you can subscribe to everything all at once.
FeedBlendr

Yahoo Pipes

Pipes is a powerful composition tool to aggregate, manipulate, and mashup content from around the web.
Yahoo Pipes

RSS Mixer

Combine all of your feeds into one and your feed will be available as: RSS, HTML, iPhone page, Web & Apple widget.

RSS Mixer

xFruits

Makes possible Mashup RSS creation in a very simple way thanks to the xFruits Composer. You can assemble bricks together so as to build your own feed-based service.
xFruits

Some other really great RSS mixers and mashup tools:

Aggrssive

Output any of your feeds to any site on the web just the way you want.
Aggrssive

Frankenfeed™:

An open source application that merges multiple RSS or ATOM feeds (xml) into a single master feed.
FrankenFeed

BlogSieve

A web-based tool that creates new feeds by filtering, merging and sorting existing feeds. The BlogSieve engine accepts virtually every (valid) feed format, processed results are then exported into any feed format you choose.
BlogSieve

Google Mashup Editor

Google Mashup Editor is an AJAX development framework and a set of tools that enable developers to quickly and easily create simple web applications and mashups with Google services like Google Maps and Google Base.
NOTE: Currently in beta
Google Maship Editor

FeedBite

With FeedBite you can combine as many feeds as you want into groups called bundles and filter by keywords. You can share the bundles and allow other people of like interest to add new relevant feeds.
FeedBite

FEEDcombine

A tool that combines multiple RSS feeds into one.
FEEDcombine

Feed Digest

Mix, blend and sort feed content, then republish. With a simple but powerful interface, you can be blending feeds in minutes, even if you have no feed experience.
Feed Digest

FeedJumbler

A web-based application that allows you to: Convert a RSS or Atom-based feed into RSS, Atom and/or HTML and JavaScript; Merge/splice several RSS or Atom-based feeds into one combined RSS and/or Atom feed; Put an RSS feed (or merged feed) on your webpage using an IFrame or JavaScript).
FeedJumbler

Feedmarker

Feedmarker is a free, web-based RSS/Atom aggregator with bookmarks and tagging.
Feedmarker

Feedtwister

Mix your favorite feeds and show their latest posts on your website.
Feedtwister

fwicki

An RSS mashup application with a customizable online feed reader.
fwicki

Blogdigger Groups

Allows you to combine the contents of two or more blogs making the combined content easily accessible all at once.
Blogdigger Groups

KickRSS

Enables you to combine multiple RSS Feeds (and atom xml) into a single RSS feed or webpage.
KickRSS

Popfly

Create a mashup without writing a line of code. The Mashup Creator lets you combine different web sites together to form cool, new creations.
Popfly

RSS Mix

Mix any number of RSS feeds into one unique new feed.
RSS Mix

Suprglu

Gathers content from popular webservices and publishes them in one convenient place.
Suprglu

Turtilla

Turtilla is an online service which allows you to search and filter content related to your interests. This content is captured from a large variety of sources. The generated results can be converted to an RSS feed containing a number of items, with each item representing a channel of interest.
Turtilla

Topics: Blogging, RSS |

One Response to “Mix & Mash: 21 RSS Mashup Tools For Your Website”

  1. George Says:
    February 16th, 2008 at 5:37 am

    Great page… thanks for listing these! I too am an RSS junkie and have checked out and used nearly every RSS mashup tool out there. (extensively)

    In my opinion the VERY BEST is:

    FWICKI

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