WordPress plugin
Feedzy Pro for RSS Imports in WordPress
Feedzy Pro is an RSS aggregator for WordPress. Its Feed to Post workflow imports RSS items as editable posts, pages, or custom post types. Choose whether items publish immediately or remain drafts. Shortcodes, blocks, and widgets can also show feed-based material.
From RSS items to WordPress content
Feedzy Pro is an RSS aggregator for WordPress. Its Feed to Post workflow imports RSS items as editable posts, pages, or custom post types. Choose whether items publish immediately or remain drafts. Shortcodes, blocks, and widgets can also show feed-based material.
Project rules determine which items are imported
Create unlimited import projects for different sources, destinations, or publishing workflows. Combine available conditions such as keywords, time ranges, URLs, and other filters. Title rules can include or exclude items when a title contains a term, equals a value, or does not contain a term. A custom duplication key defines how Feedzy identifies unique items, helping control repeat imports across multiple feeds.
Schedule and configure each execute
Automatic imports can run hourly, daily, or weekly with the default options. Custom cron schedules allow more specific timing. Set how many items to fetch from each source per run. Imported items can include pictures, categories, and tags; assign a fallback image when an entry has no image. The auto-delete option can remove older or time-sensitive imports after a set number of days.
Map feed data to the destination
Choose a post, page, or custom post type as the destination, and assign imported posts to a specific author profile. Map feed data to post excerpts and custom fields to fit the WordPress content structure.
Set up an import project
- Install the Feedzy RSS aggregator plugin in WordPress and open the Feed to Post workflow.
- Create an import project, add the RSS source, and select the WordPress destination.
- Set filters and publishing options, then configure the available schedule in Feedzy Pro.
- Review mappings for images, categories, tags, excerpts, or custom fields before running the import.

