Find the sources worth following
A good newsfeed starts with the right sources. Search for a site by name or address, browse the topics you care about with feeds picked by the Inoreader team, or add a site from your browser while you are reading it.
Create a free account- FreeFinding and following feeds is free.
- ProPro adds newsletters, web feeds and social feeds as sources.
Follow every kind of source in one place
To find a site's RSS feed and follow it, click Add feed in the tab bar and type the name of the site. Inoreader finds the feed and shows you a preview before you follow it.
Search by name or address
Type a site's name or paste its address, and the results appear as you type, each with the feed's followers, its articles per week and its latest articles. The same works with the address of a YouTube channel, and the Add new list beside the search adds podcasts, Google News searches and the other source types.
Topics
Open a topic and follow the feeds the Inoreader team picked for it in one click, into a folder named after the topic, or pick feeds from the topic's own list. Popular sources shows sources picked for your country, related topics lead you from one subject to the next, and the search box lists your recent searches and topics. The dashboard also recommends sources based on what you already follow.
Browser extension and apps
The browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge shows when a site has a feed and lets you follow it with one click, or saves the page to read later. On your phone, the apps do the same from the share menu.
Bring your feeds along
If you are switching from another reader, import your OPML file and your folders come with it. To look up a feed address without an account, use the free RSS feed finder.
Add your first feeds
- Click Add feed in the tab bar and type a site's name, a web address or a subject. To keep to one language, pick it in All languages first.
- Preview the results and follow a single feed, or open a topic and click Follow featured feeds to follow the team's picks into a folder named after the topic.
- Install the browser extension to follow sites as you come across them.
- To move from another reader, open Add feed, choose Import feeds and upload your OPML file.
Use cases
Starting from scratch
Follow the featured feeds of a few topics you care about and the Popular sources for your country, then remove the sources you do not read after the first week.
Covering an industry
Search for the outlets that cover a market in its own language, then add the companies' own newsrooms with the browser extension as you visit their sites.
Switching from another reader
Import your OPML file and your feeds are back in the same folders, with their recent articles ready to read.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a feed?
Click Add feed in the tab bar and type the site's name or paste its address. Inoreader finds the site's feed and shows you its latest articles before you follow it. You can also paste a feed address or the address of a YouTube channel, and the Add new list beside the search adds podcasts, Google News searches and the other source types.
What if I do not know what to follow?
Start with the topics on the Add feed page. Explore topics and More topics list every topic, Popular sources shows sources picked for your country, and each topic page has feeds picked by the Inoreader team, which Follow featured feeds puts in a folder named after the topic. As you search, Inoreader also suggests matching topics, and the dashboard shows what is trending among Inoreader users and recommends sources based on what you already follow.
Can I follow a site that does not have a feed?
Often, yes. Inoreader finds feeds that sites do not advertise and follows YouTube channels directly. With Pro, you can also turn any web page into a web feed, receive newsletters as feeds and follow Bluesky profiles, Facebook pages and Telegram channels.
Can I bring my feeds from another reader?
Yes. Export an OPML file from your current reader, then open Add feed and choose Import feeds. Inoreader keeps your folders and loads the recent articles of every feed. If you are coming from Feedly, Inoreader vs Feedly also explains the direct Feedly import.
Is there a browser extension?
Yes, for Chrome, Firefox and Edge. It shows when a site has a feed, lets you follow it with one click and saves any page to Inoreader for later. On your phone, the Inoreader apps do the same from the browser's share menu.
Can I search for feeds in my language?
Yes. The All languages menu at the end of the search box narrows the results, the feeds of a topic and the suggestions to one language, so you can follow a topic through sources published in the language of a specific market.
Related features
Google News RSS feeds
Follow any topic on Google News
YouTube RSS feeds
Follow YouTube channels in your RSS reader
Newsletters
Turn your newsletters into RSS feeds
Help center
- What is a feed?
- How do I add a feed?
- What types of sources can I follow?
- Can I follow social media sources in Inoreader?
- How do I follow Bluesky feeds?
- How do I follow Facebook pages?
- How do I follow Telegram channels?
- Can I discover new sources in Inoreader?
- Can I import feeds from another RSS reader?
- How can I save web pages on mobile?
- Why can’t Inoreader find a feed for a website?
- What should I do first in Inoreader?
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