Publish selected Airtable records as an RSS feed with miniExtensions. RSS Feed from Airtable Data generates a public feed URL that RSS readers and compatible services can fetch.
What you can do
- Map Airtable fields to RSS titles, descriptions, links, and dates.
- Select a view to control included records.
- Share the generated feed URL with compatible readers and services.
Fields, filtering, and subscriptions
Set the feed title and map fields for each item’s title and description. Optional fields provide a link, date, and thumbnail. A selected Airtable view controls which records are included and their ordering.
The generated URL supplies RSS XML that a compatible reader or service can retrieve. Use it for approved announcements, articles, or other updates intended for that audience, rather than assuming the feed is private.
The feed reads source data when requested, while readers determine when they fetch it again. Paid or active-trial workspaces can include up to 500 records; free workspaces without an active trial are limited to one. Prepare the view’s ordering to prioritize entries within that limit.
A practical example
A company can keep public announcements in Airtable with a title, summary, website link, and date. A published view selects approved announcements, and the RSS feed lets subscribers retrieve those entries in their preferred reader.
How to get started
Select your table and optional view, map the RSS fields, and open the generated URL in a feed reader.
Good to know
RSS readers control refresh timing. Feed record limits depend on the workspace plan.
