Add new RSS feed items to Airtable as records
Import your RSS feed directly into your database when you use this RSS by Zapier to Airtable automation. Once set up, Zapier will watch your RSS feed for new entries. When new entries are posted, Zapier will automatically create a new record in Airtable. You'll have an automatic backup of everything posted to your blog, right in Airtable.
Import your RSS feed directly into your database when you use this RSS by Zapier to Airtable automation. Once set up, Zapier will watch your RSS feed for new entries. When new entries are posted, Zapier will automatically create a new record in Airtable. You'll have an automatic backup of everything posted to your blog, right in Airtable.
Feed URLsRequired
Paste publicly accessible RSS URLs, one per line. Maximum of 10.
What Triggers a New Feed Item?
This is an advanced option. Go with the recommended unless you're a total pro ;)
Try ItFeed URLRequired
Customize the private URL for this RSS feed. Letters, numbers, and hyphens only, no spaces.
Feed Title
Defaults to "A Feed Called X" where X is the last portion of the feed's url from above.
Max Records
50 is the max, but this allows you to reduce the number of items returned in the feed.
Item TitleRequired
The title of the item to publish.
Source URLRequired
Provide a source URL for where this item is permanently hosted. Most RSS readers turn the
title
into a clickable link to this URL.ContentRequired
Provide the plain text or HTML content of the feed item.
Automatically Truncate Messages over 10KB?
Use this field to control whether Zapier will truncate data over the 10kb limit (select Yes), or generate an error if the data is too large (select No). See our Help for more information.
Author Name
Author Email
Author Link
Media URL
Specify a raw download URL for your podcast file, image, or other media file.
Media MIME Type
What is the MIME type for your raw file? Defaults to
audio/mpeg
.Media Length in Bytes
Some players require a valid length. Defaults to
0
.Pubdate
Most people would put "now", but you can change it to something like "tomorrow" or "next week monday at 7pm" or "2013-08-23 12:00:00 +0800"! Note, we do not order by pubdate, just by order inserted.
BaseRequired
TableRequired
Help Text
You must have at least one "Last Modified Time" type column in your Table in order to use this Trigger. Learn more about those here.
Which timestamp field should this Zap use to check for updates?Required
When this column changes to a new timestamp, your Zap will trigger on the corresponding record. Note: Must be a Last Modified Time column type.
Limit to View
Filter on updates to a specific View in your Table.
Include file contents?
Returns an extra File field with file contents. Set this field to Yes if you have trouble with Airtable file URLs expiring. File contents greater than 100MB will cause an error.
Try ItBaseRequired
Base in which to create the record.
TableRequired
Feed URLRequired
Paste your publicly accessible RSS URL here.
Username
If required to access the feed.
Password
If required to access the feed.
What Triggers a New Feed Item?
This is an advanced option. Go with the recommended unless you're a total pro ;)
Try ItBaseRequired
TableRequired
Limit to View
(Optional) Limit to records added to a specific View, and return records in the View order.
Include file contents?
Returns an extra File field with file contents. Set this field to Yes if you have trouble with Airtable file URLs expiring. File contents greater than 100MB will cause an error.
Try ItBaseRequired
Base in which to create the record.
TableRequired
BaseRequired
Pick the Airtable base containing the records you wish to update.
TableRequired
Pick the Airtable table containing the records you wish to update.
RecordRequired
Pick the Airtable record that you wish to update.
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