No Telegram app needed
Read via your RSS client—no need to open Telegram.
Free to use
Turn any public Telegram channel into an RSS feed.
Paste a public channel link and get an RSS feed instantly. Works with any RSS reader. No account needed.
Donation-supported to keep it online.
If the feed is empty, it will be ready within about an hour.
- No login required
- Public channels only
- Privacy-friendly
- No spam
- Minimal data
Why use Telegram → RSS
Full content in RSS
Not just titles—full message content in your reader.
Auto-updating feeds
Stays fresh; your reader checks for new posts.
Works everywhere
iOS, Android, desktop—any RSS reader.
Privacy-friendly
No account required; we don't track you.
Fast & lightweight
Built for speed and reliability.
Built for public channels. Private content stays private.
Keeping it free (with your help)
Other services charge €5/month or more and limit how many channels you can follow. We have no channel limits—and we suggest €2/month if the service saves you time.
Others
€5+/month
- Limited number of channels
- Subscription required
Telegram → RSS
€2/month suggested
- No limit on channels
- Donation-supported, no paywall
One-time or monthly. No paywall. Donations keep the lights on.
FAQ
- Is it free?
- Yes. The service is free to use. It's donation-supported so we can keep the servers running. We can't promise it will stay free forever, thus please donate to help keep it running.
- Do you store my data?
- We don't require an account. We fetch public channel content to build the RSS feed; we don't store your personal data.
- Which channels can I use?
- Due to the Terms of Service of other services, you must not use this tool to harvest data. Use it only for channels whose content you have a right to access.
- Does it work for private channels?
- No. Only public Telegram channels can be converted to RSS. Private groups and channels aren't supported.
- How often does it update?
- We generate the feed based on the channel's popularity and how many posts are published each day, so the interval can vary (typically every 1 to 6 hours). Also, your RSS reader decides how often to fetch the feed.
- Why donations?
- Hosting and bandwidth cost money. Donations help cover those costs so the service stays free for everyone.
- What if a channel disappears?
- If a channel is deleted or made private, the RSS feed will stop updating. You can remove it from your reader.