Fresh content ideas from the feeds you follow
Subscribe to any RSS or Atom feed — blogs, news sites, podcasts — and read new items inside Schedulin. Group feeds into collections, discover sources by category, and automate posting through n8n or the API when you're ready.
Does Schedulin auto-post from RSS feeds?
Not on its own. Schedulin includes an RSS and Atom feed reader under Create → Feeds for finding content ideas: subscribe to any feed, group feeds into collections, and browse new items, which link to the original article.
To publish new feed items automatically, connect an RSS trigger to Schedulin through the n8n community node or the REST API, which can create each item as a draft, add it to your queue, schedule it, or publish it right away.
What can you do with RSS Feeds?
Any RSS or Atom feed
Paste a feed URL from a blog, news site, podcast, or anything else that publishes one.
Discover by category
Browse suggested feeds in categories like Tech, News, Business, Art & Media, Entertainment, and Science.
Collections
Group subscriptions into named collections so each client, niche, or topic has its own reading list.
Automatic refresh
Feeds are re-checked about every 30 minutes, or on the schedule the feed itself asks for.
Preview before you subscribe
See a feed's latest entries before adding it, so you only follow sources worth reading.
Automate with n8n or the API
Pair an RSS trigger with Schedulin's n8n node or REST API to turn new items into drafts or queued posts.
How do you get started with RSS Feeds?
Add a feed
Paste an RSS or Atom URL, or browse suggested feeds by category.
Organize it
Put feeds into collections so related sources stay together.
Read, post, or automate
Turn good finds into posts, or wire up n8n or the API to create posts from new items automatically.
How do RSS feeds work in Schedulin?
The feed reader keeps a steady stream of ideas in the same app you schedule from, and the API and n8n node cover automation.
Adding feeds
Open Create → Feeds, paste a feed URL or pick one from the discovery list, preview its latest entries, and subscribe. Both RSS and Atom formats are supported.
How refreshing works
Feeds are re-fetched about every 30 minutes, or on the feed's own cache schedule. If a feed errors, Schedulin backs off for up to 12 hours and marks it failed after five errors in a row.
Limits per fetch
Each fetch reads up to 5 MB of feed data and the 50 newest entries, which covers even busy news feeds.
Collections
Group subscriptions into named collections — one per client, niche, or topic — so you can read a focused list instead of one long stream.
Auto-posting with n8n
In n8n, connect an RSS trigger to the Schedulin community node (n8n-nodes-schedulin) and use Post → Create to add each new item as a draft, add it to the queue, schedule it, or publish it now.
Auto-posting with the API
Developers can poll a feed and call the REST API at api.schedulin.app/v0 with an API key to create posts, choosing drafts for review or queue slots for a steady cadence.
Which RSS workflow fits you?
| Goal | How to do it |
|---|---|
| Find content ideas | Subscribe to feeds under Create → Feeds |
| Share new blog posts automatically | n8n RSS trigger plus the Schedulin node's Post → Create |
| Review items before they post | Create them as drafts via n8n or the API |
| Keep a steady posting cadence | Add new items to your queue via n8n or the API |
| Build custom logic | Call the REST API with an API key |
Built to save you time
Never run out of ideas
A reading list of the sources you trust lives next to your calendar, so there's always something worth posting about.
Automate on your terms
Choose whether new items become drafts for review or go straight into your queue — the n8n node and API support both.
Set it once
Feeds refresh on their own, and automations keep running without anyone remembering to share each new post.
RSS Feeds FAQ
Can Schedulin auto-post from an RSS feed?
Not by itself — the built-in feature is a feed reader for content ideas. To auto-post, connect an RSS trigger to Schedulin with the n8n community node or the REST API, which can create posts as drafts, queue them, schedule them, or publish immediately.
What kinds of feeds can I add?
Any RSS or Atom feed — blogs, news sites, podcasts, newsletters, and more. You can also browse suggested feeds by category.
How often are feeds refreshed?
About every 30 minutes, or on the schedule the feed specifies. Feeds that keep failing back off for up to 12 hours and are marked failed after five consecutive errors.
Can I organize feeds into groups?
Yes. Put subscriptions into named collections, such as one per client or topic.
How do I auto-post RSS items with n8n?
Install the Schedulin community node (n8n-nodes-schedulin), add your Schedulin API key as a credential, then connect an RSS trigger to the node's Post → Create action and choose draft, queue, schedule, or publish now.
Can new feed items become drafts for review?
Yes, when you automate with n8n or the API. Create each item as a draft, then review and schedule it from the Drafts tab in Schedulin.
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