Feedzy Pro

Choose where RSS items go

Feedzy Pro uses the Feed to Post workflow to bring RSS items into WordPress as editable posts, pages, or custom post types. Choose whether each entry publishes immediately or is saved as a draft. To show feed content on your website, use shortcodes, blocks, or widgets.

Set rules for each project

Create unlimited import projects for different sources, content types, or publishing workflows. Within a project, combine available conditions such as keywords, time ranges, and URLs to decide which feed items qualify. 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 duplicate imports across several feeds.

Configure each execute

Set automatic imports to run hourly, daily, or weekly with the default settings, or use a custom cron schedule. You can limit how many items are fetched from each source per run. Imported items can include images, categories, and tags. Assign a fallback picture for items without one, and use auto-delete to remove older or time-sensitive imports after a set number of days.

Map feed data to WordPress fields

Assign imported posts to a specific author profile, and map feed data to post excerpts or custom fields. Review how images, categories, tags, excerpts, and custom fields are mapped before running an import.

Set up an import

Install the Feedzy RSS aggregator plugin in WordPress, then open Feed to Post and make an import project. Add the RSS source, select the WordPress destination, set filters and publishing options, and configure an available schedule. Review the field mapping before running the import.