Schedule Social Media Posts Using an RSS URL

Important Limitations

Posting to X (formerly Twitter) using RSS is not supported due to API restrictions.
All other supported Social Planner networks can be used.

Benefits of Posting From an RSS Feed

Automatically publish new content as soon as it is available.
Maintain a consistent posting schedule without manual effort.
Share blog posts, news, videos, or podcasts at scale.
Reduce manual content management across platforms.
Curate third-party or industry content efficiently.

Prerequisites

A valid RSS or Atom feed URL.
At least one social account connected in
Marketing → Social Planner → Settings
(for example: Facebook Page, Instagram Business, LinkedIn Profile/Page, Google Business Profile, Pinterest).

How to Find an RSS Feed URL

Most websites still provide RSS feeds, even if they are not visible on the page.

Common RSS Feed Formats

WordPress sites:
Add /feed to the site URL
Example: https://example.com/feed
Tumblr sites:
Add /rss
Example: https://example.tumblr.com/rss
Blogger sites:
Add feeds/posts/default
Example: example.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
Medium publications:
Insert /feed/ before the publication name
Example: medium.com/feed/example-site
YouTube channels:
The channel URL can be used directly as an RSS feed.

Finding RSS via Page Source

If the feed is not obvious:

Right-click on the webpage.
Select View Page Source.
Press Ctrl + F (Windows) or Command + F (Mac).
Search for rss or atom.
Copy the RSS feed URL from the highlighted result.

How to Create Social Posts Using an RSS Feed

Step 1: Open RSS Posts in Social Planner

Go to Marketing → Social Planner.
Click New Post.
Select RSS Posts.

Step 2: Add the RSS Feed URL

Paste your RSS feed URL into the RSS feed URL field.

Step 3: Choose Social Accounts

Select one or more social accounts where posts should be published.
You can create groups or add new social accounts if needed.

Step 4: Add Optional Ending Text

Use End with to append text, hashtags, or links to every post.
This text appears after the feed content.

Step 5: Set Feed Check Frequency

Choose how often Kyrios checks the RSS feed for new content.
Available options range from every 15 minutes to once per day.

Step 6: Set Maximum Posts Per Update

Choose how many new items are published each time the feed is checked.
Minimum: 1, Maximum: 5.
Each feed item is published once only as a separate post.

How Posting Behavior Works

Only new RSS items are published.
Existing or previously published items are not reposted.
If no new content is found, no post is published.
Each feed item results in a single social post.

FAQ

Can I change the posting frequency later?

Yes. Edit the RSS post to change the feed check frequency or maximum posts per update.

Will the same article be posted multiple times?

No. Each RSS item is published once. If there is no new content, nothing is posted.

Which social networks are supported?

All Social Planner–supported networks except X (formerly Twitter).

Do images appear automatically in RSS posts?

Images depend on the social network’s link preview rules.
For best results, ensure the source page includes a featured image and proper Open Graph tags.