WordPress plugin
Feedzy Pro for RSS Imports in WordPress
Feedzy Pro uses its Feed to Post workflow to import RSS items as editable WordPress posts, pages, or custom post types. Choose whether items publish immediately or are saved as drafts. Feed content can also appear on your site through shortcodes, blocks, or widgets.

Move RSS entries into WordPress
Feedzy Pro uses its Feed to Post workflow to import RSS items as editable WordPress posts, pages, or custom post types. Choose whether items publish immediately or are saved as drafts. Feed content can also appear on your site through shortcodes, blocks, or widgets.
Choose items for each project
Create unlimited import projects for various sources, content types, or publishing processes. Combine available filter conditions, including keywords, time ranges, URLs, and other criteria. Title filters 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.
Set timing and entry handling
Schedule automatic imports hourly, daily, or weekly with the default options, or use a custom cron schedule. Set how many items to fetch from each source per execute. Imported items can include images, categories, and tags; assign a fallback picture for items without one. The auto-delete option removes older or time-sensitive imports after a set number of days.
Map imported content
Assign imported posts to an author profile and map feed data to post excerpts or custom fields. These mappings let you organize imported material within the selected post, page, or custom post type destination.
Set up a Feed to Post project
Install the Feedzy RSS aggregator plugin in WordPress, then make an import project with the Feed to Post workflow. Add the RSS source, choose the WordPress destination, set filters and publishing options, and configure the available schedule. Review mappings for images, categories, tags, excerpts, or custom fields before running the import.
