RSS & Atom feeds

FxEmbed exposes RSS 2.0 and Atom feeds for X/Twitter profiles. Use them in feed readers, automation, or any client that polls syndication URLs.

Many readers can automatically detect the feed from an FxTwitter / FixupX link, but if not, you can also manually add and customize the feed you want to your reader.

Feed URLs

Format	All Recent Posts
RSS	`https://fxtwitter.com/{handle}/feed.xml`
Atom	`https://fxtwitter.com/{handle}/feed.atom.xml`

Format	Media-only Posts
RSS	`https://fxtwitter.com/{handle}/media.xml`
Atom	`https://fxtwitter.com/{handle}/media.atom.xml`

Timeline feeds include recent posts (original posts and reposts as returned by the profile timeline API).
Media feeds only include posts that have photos or videos—useful if you want a gallery-style stream.

Query parameters

All parameters are optional.

Parameter	Applies to	Description
`count`	Timeline and media	Number of items to fetch, 1–100 (default 90).
`with_replies` or `withReplies`	Timeline only	Include reply posts
`safe`	Timeline and media	Hides posts (and quoted bodies) marked sensitive.
`lang` or `language`	Timeline and media	Requests for automatic translation of content when available. Currently it’s a bit iffy whether it works or not, so don’t be surprised if things aren’t translated just yet.

Example:

https://fxtwitter.com/example/feed.xml?count=50&safe=1

Query strings are preserved in the feed’s self-link metadata so subscribers and validators see a stable identity per URL variant.

What readers get

RSS is RSS 2.0 with an Atom rel="self" link, guid per item (permalink to the post on X), and HTML description content (CDATA). Video items use Media RSS (media:thumbnail) when a poster image exists.
Atom is RFC 4287 with content type="html" entries and a feed-level author when a display name is available.
Channel artwork: profile avatar is exposed as RSS <image> and Atom <icon> when present.
Enclosures: the first suitable attachment is attached as enclosure / rel="enclosure"—photos and GIFs as images, videos as progressive MP4 (not HLS) when available. If a post has no media but has a link preview card with an image, that image may be used as the enclosure.