Imported Feeds

An imported feed is an RSS or Atom feed from another website that you add yourself. Feedigy reads its posts, but you cannot edit them. In the Content Feeds table, these feeds have the Imported label.

To start, open Content feeds, select Add feeds, then Import feeds. The Import content feeds page has three tabs.

Copy/Paste

1. Paste feed addresses into RSS Feed URLs, one per line. You can paste up to 100 at a time.
2. Select Import.

OPML

Most RSS readers can export your subscriptions as an OPML file.

1. Select Choose OPML file, or drag the file onto the box. Feedigy accepts .opml and .xml files.
2. Feedigy lists the feeds it found. Tick the ones you want. You can import up to 100 at a time. If the file holds more, import them in several rounds.
3. Select Import selected.

NewsBlur

1. Select Connect NewsBlur Account and allow Feedigy to read your subscriptions.
2. Tick the feeds you want, then select Add to My content.

Select Disconnect to remove the connection. Feeds you already imported stay.

What happens during an import

Feedigy checks each feed one by one and shows the progress. Each feed ends with one of these results:

• Imported: the address is a working feed, and Feedigy added it.
• Already imported: you already have this feed. Feedigy does not add it twice.
• Not validated: the address is not a working RSS or Atom feed. Check the address and try again.
• Skipped: feed limit reached: your plan has no room for more feeds. Remove feeds, buy a feed add-on or upgrade your plan.

At the end, a summary shows how many feeds were imported, already present, invalid or skipped.

Imported feeds count toward your plan’s feed limit, like every other feed type.