Podcast RSS Generator

Podcast apps do not read your show notes page; they read a feed, and that feed must carry audio enclosures, episode titles and descriptions in a format players understand. This podcast RSS generator builds that feed from a simple episode list, so independent shows without a hosting dashboard can still publish a valid podcast feed. Paste each episode as title, audio link and date, and the tool adds the enclosure tags and channel details that podcast directories expect. The tool is free to use as often as you like, and it keeps your inputs private by processing everything on your own device instead of sending data anywhere. It runs entirely in your browser, so there is nothing to install and nothing to sign up for, and you can use it on a phone, tablet or desktop whenever the need comes up.

Quick Answer: Enter your show title, paste episodes as Title | Audio Link | Date, and copy the podcast RSS feed with enclosures for each episode. It is free, needs no sign-up, and works instantly in your browser on any device.

Free Online Tool

Build a podcast RSS feed with audio enclosures.

How to Use the Podcast RSS Generator

Type your podcast show title and the show website link.
Paste episodes below, one per line, using Title | Audio Link | Date.
Make sure every audio link points directly to an MP3 file.
Click Generate Podcast Feed to build the XML.
Copy the feed, host it at a public URL, and submit it to podcast apps.
Repeat the process whenever you need a fresh result, since the tool is free to use as often as you like.

Key Features

Podcast-ready RSS with enclosure tags for every episode
Channel title, link and description for directories
Works from a plain pasted episode list, no hosting account needed
Automatic escaping of titles with special characters
Instant output you can copy and host anywhere
Free unlimited use with no account, download or installation required

Best Practices and Tips

Host audio files on a server that supports direct MP3 downloads.
Keep episode titles descriptive, since players show them prominently.
List the newest episode first so subscribers see it immediately.
Write a clear show description; directories display it to new listeners.
Test the feed in a podcast app before submitting it to directories.
If a result looks unexpected, recheck your inputs before assuming the tool is wrong, since a single mistyped value changes most outputs.
Use the tool regularly for a week before judging it, since habits and routines only show their real value with repetition.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Linking to a web page instead of the direct MP3 file.
Using relative audio links that podcast apps cannot resolve.
Skipping the enclosure length and type, which some players require.
Submitting a feed hosted behind a login or private link.
Using the tool once and forgetting it, instead of building it into a routine where it can actually help.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the generic RSS generator?

A podcast feed adds an enclosure tag to every episode pointing at the audio file, which is what podcast players need to download and play episodes.

What audio format should I use?

MP3 is the safest choice, since every podcast app supports it. Keep files at a steady bitrate for reliable streaming.

Do I need a podcast host to use this feed?

No, you need a public URL for the feed file and public MP3 links. A host simply automates this; this tool builds the same file by hand.

Can I submit this feed to podcast directories?

Yes, once the feed file and audio files are publicly reachable, directories accept the feed URL like any other podcast feed.

Is this podcast RSS generator free?

Yes, completely free with no account, no watermark and no episode limit.

Can I use this tool more than once?

Yes, as often as you like. There are no limits, no credits and no waiting between uses.

Does this tool work on mobile phones?

Yes. The tool runs in your browser on phones, tablets and desktops, with controls sized for touch screens and small displays.