[n8n] YouTube Channel Advanced RSS Feeds Generator

YouTube Channel Advanced RSS Feeds Generator automates the creation of multiple RSS feed formats for YouTube channels, allowing users to easily generate 13 unique URLs, including 6 community and 6 video formats, plus an XML feed. This workflow eliminates the need for API access or admin permissions, streamlining the process of accessing and sharing YouTube content. Users can input channel usernames, IDs, or video URLs to receive instant results, enhancing content distribution and accessibility.

7/8/2025
20 nodes
Complex
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Categories:
Complex WorkflowWebhook Triggered
Integrations:
FormTriggerAggregateRespondToWebhookSticky Note

Target Audience

Target Audience


- Content Creators: YouTube channel owners looking to automate their RSS feed generation to keep their audience updated with new content.
- Marketers: Professionals who want to track multiple YouTube channels and aggregate their content into one feed for easier distribution.
- Developers: Individuals who want to integrate YouTube content into their applications or websites without needing to use the Google API.
- Social Media Managers: Those managing multiple channels and needing efficient ways to share content across platforms.

Problem Solved

Problem Solved


This workflow addresses the challenge of generating RSS feeds for YouTube channels without needing to acquire a Google Cloud API key or administrative permissions. It provides a free workaround to retrieve channel data and generate multiple formats of RSS feeds efficiently. Users can input a variety of identifiers (username, channel ID, video URL) and receive the corresponding RSS feed URLs in various formats.

Workflow Steps

Workflow Steps


1. Form Trigger: The workflow begins with a form trigger that collects the YouTube channel identifier from the user, which can be a username, channel ID, or video URL.
2. Validation: A validation code step checks the input format and determines whether it's a channel username, channel ID, or video ID.
3. Get Temporary Token: A request is made to obtain a temporary token necessary for subsequent API calls.
4. Switch Node: Based on the input type, the workflow branches into different paths to handle usernames, channel IDs, or video IDs appropriately.
5. Get Channel ID: For usernames, an API request retrieves the channel ID associated with the provided username.
6. Set XML Feed URL: The workflow generates the XML feed URL for the channel based on the channel ID obtained.
7. Get Video ID Channel ID: If a video ID is provided, the workflow retrieves the corresponding channel ID for that video.
8. Set XML Feed: Another XML feed URL is generated based on the video’s channel ID.
9. Aggregate: The workflow aggregates results from the different generated feed URLs.
10. Format Responses: It formats the results into multiple RSS feed formats (HTML, ATOM, JSON, etc.) for both videos and community posts.
11. Respond to Webhook: Finally, the workflow responds to the initial webhook request with a structured HTML table containing all generated URLs.

Customization Guide

Customization Guide


- Adjust Form Fields: You can modify the form fields in the Form Trigger node to collect additional information from users if needed.
- Change API Endpoints: If you want to use a different API or service for retrieving channel data, update the URL in the HTTP Request nodes accordingly.
- Modify Output Formats: Customize the output formats in the Youtube Channel Videos RSS Formats and Youtube Channel Community RSS Formats nodes to include or exclude specific formats based on your requirements.
- Add Additional Logic: You can add more nodes to the workflow to implement additional processing or logic based on your specific use case, such as filtering results or sending notifications.