Read RSS feed from two different sources

For n8n, this workflow automates the reading of RSS feeds from two sources, allowing users to efficiently gather and process content in batches. It simplifies content aggregation, saving time and enhancing information management.

7/8/2025
4 nodes
Medium
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Categories:
Manual TriggeredMedium Workflow
Integrations:
RssFeedReadSplitInBatches

Target Audience

  • Content Creators: Individuals or teams who regularly publish articles and want to stay updated with the latest trends from multiple sources.
    - Social Media Managers: Professionals looking to curate content from various RSS feeds to share on social platforms.
    - Bloggers: Writers seeking inspiration or information from other blogs in their niche.
    - Developers: Those interested in automating content retrieval for apps or websites using RSS feeds.

    • Problem Solved

  • This workflow addresses the challenge of manually checking multiple RSS feeds for new content. By automating the process, users can efficiently gather updates from different sources without the need for constant manual checks, saving time and increasing productivity.

    • Workflow Steps

  • Step 1: Manual Trigger - The workflow is initiated by a user clicking the "Execute Workflow" button.
    - Step 2: Code Node - The workflow uses a Code node to define two RSS feed URLs: https://medium.com/feed/n8n-io and https://dev.to/feed/n8n.
    - Step 3: Split in Batches - The Split in Batches node takes the array of URLs and prepares to process each feed one at a time.
    - Step 4: RSS Feed Read - For each feed URL, the RSS Feed Read node retrieves the latest articles, allowing users to access fresh content from both sources.

    • Customization Guide

  • To customize this workflow, users can:
    - Modify Feed URLs: Update the URLs in the Code node to include different RSS feeds relevant to their interests.
    - Add More Sources: Extend the array in the Code node to add additional RSS feeds.
    - Adjust Processing Logic: Use additional nodes to filter, format, or further process the retrieved articles before outputting them.
    - Change Output Type: Depending on the use case, users can integrate with other services (like email or databases) to store or notify about new content.