Twitter RSS feed generator
Turn any public X profile into an RSS feed. Choose posts, articles, or both. You do not need an X account.
Free feeds refresh once a day
Want new posts sooner? X Sync checks every hour and saves each new item as Markdown in your Keep library.
Feed preview
This is one complete item from the feed. Your reader will show the newest public items from the profile.
No public items were found for this choice.
How to use this tool
Enter an X username or profile URL, choose posts, articles, or both, create the feed, and copy its URL into your RSS reader.
How to turn a Twitter profile into an RSS feed
You can follow a public Twitter or X account without opening the main X timeline. The generator creates a standard RSS 2.0 URL that works with common feed readers.
- Paste an X username, such as
@dabit3, or a full profile URL. - Select Posts, Articles, or both.
- Select Create feed.
- Copy the RSS feed URL from the result.
- Paste the URL into the add feed or add subscription field in your RSS reader.
You do not need an X login to create a feed. The profile must be public. Replies do not appear in the feed.
Choose what appears in the feed
X accounts can publish short timeline posts and long-form X articles. The two checkboxes let you keep them together or make a separate feed for each type.
| Choice | What you get | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Posts | Public posts from the profile timeline, with replies removed | Following normal account updates |
| Articles | Long-form X articles published by the account | A quieter, long-form reading list |
| Posts and articles | Both types in one feed, ordered by publication time | Following everything from one creator |
Add the Twitter RSS feed to your reader
Copy the generated URL, open your reader, and find its option to add a feed or subscription. Paste the URL and confirm it. This works with Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, FreshRSS, Miniflux, and other apps that support RSS 2.0.
The feed contains the latest 20 matching items when it refreshes. Your reader can keep items after they leave that window. Retention, read status, folders, and notifications are controlled by your reader.
Free feeds refresh every 24 hours
Keep checks each free profile feed for new content once a day. Your reader may request the feed more often, but that does not force another check of the X profile. A post can therefore take up to 24 hours to appear, plus the time until your reader checks the feed again.
This schedule is a good fit for creators who publish a few times each week. If you need new posts sooner, X Sync checks paid profile subscriptions every hour and puts each new item in your Keep library.
Use it as a Nitter or XCancel RSS alternative
Nitter and XCancel instances are public mirrors. An instance can disappear, block requests, or remove its RSS route. When that happens, every feed URL tied to that instance stops working.
This generator gives you a feed URL on keep.md. You can keep your current RSS reader and follow a public profile without finding a live mirror first. Protected accounts and deleted posts are still unavailable.
Choose RSS or save each post as Markdown
The free feed is useful when you want the creator's updates in an RSS reader. X Sync is useful when the content should become part of your own searchable library.
| Feature | Free RSS feed | Keep with X Sync |
|---|---|---|
| Account needed | No | Yes |
| Profile check | Every 24 hours | Every hour |
| Where items go | Your RSS reader | Your Keep library |
| Saved format | RSS item | Markdown |
| Library tools | Set by your reader | Search, tags, notes, export, CLI, and AI access |
Follow creators in Keep
Create an account and select X profile feeds during setup. Keep will add the feature to your setup list and show the plan that includes X Sync. After you subscribe, add a public profile, choose posts, articles, or both, and Keep will check it every hour.
Each new item arrives as Markdown beside the articles, newsletters, videos, and notes you already save. You can search the text, add tags, export it, or use it from supported AI tools.
Questions about Twitter RSS feeds
Frequently asked questions
Enter the X username or profile URL, choose what to include, and select Create feed. Copy the RSS URL into any feed reader.
Yes. Twitter is now called X, but old twitter.com profile links and current x.com links both work.
Yes. Select Posts, Articles, or both before you create the feed. You can also create separate URLs for each type.
The feed leaves out replies. Reposts can appear when they are part of the public profile timeline.
No. The tool can only read public profiles and public posts.
The feed uses standard RSS 2.0. You can add its URL to Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, FreshRSS, Miniflux, and other RSS readers.
The free RSS feed checks for new items every 24 hours. Your RSS reader can request the URL more often, but the source data refreshes once a day. X Sync checks paid profile subscriptions every hour.
It gives you a stable RSS URL for a public X profile, so you do not need a public Nitter or XCancel mirror to follow that profile.
Yes. Create a Keep account, add X Sync, and follow the profile from your source settings. Choose posts, articles, or both. Keep saves new items in your library as Markdown.
The feed returns the latest 20 matching items. After your reader downloads an item, its own retention settings control how long that item stays in your reading history.
The free feed refreshes its source data once every 24 hours, and your reader has its own check schedule. Use X Sync when you need Keep to check the profile every hour.
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