Facebook Feeds

We’d like to note that Facebook no longer provides RSS feeds by default, so we’ve had to find other third-party services to generate RSS feeds for Facebook pages. For this reason, they do not perform at the level of source-generated RSS feeds. Hence, there are some issues you must take note of:

  1. Facebook posts’ images cannot be set as the WordPress post’s featured image.
  2. The featured image cannot be imported by the Templates add-on.
  3. The Feed to Post add-on can import them and include the Facebook post images in the post content.

Finding the RSS Feed

The first step is creating the RSS Feed. You can use this site to create the RSS feed: fetchrss.com/facebook. There are similar services available online too.

This site allows you to create RSS feeds for Facebook. Please note that it requires registration and the free version is limited to 5 feed items that update every 24 hours. There are some other criteria for the free version, while there are two premium versions you can upgrade to.

As stated on their website, this source cannot generate RSS from Facebook’s user profiles. That being said, any public groups, companies, restaurants, shops, or other public pages are allowed. This is a source limitation, not a limitation of WP RSS Aggregator.


Using Feed to Post

Plugins Required

The Method

  1. After creating a feed from http://fetchrss.com/ with the URL of the specified Facebook page, open the XML feed from the link provided.
  2. Once you click on this link you’ll be taken to the XML feed, as shown below. From here, copy the URL.


  3. Go to WP RSS Aggregator in your WordPress site’s dashboard and click on Add New. Paste the URL of the XML feed and configure the settings to your liking.


  4. Upon publishing the feed source, the posts will start to get imported as instructed by the settings you set for that source.



Using Templates Add-on

Plugins Required

The Method

  1. After creating a feed from http://fetchrss.com/ with the URL of the specified Facebook page open the XML feed from the link provided.
  2. Once you click on this link you’ll be taken to the XML feed, as shown below. From here, copy the URL.


  3. Go to WP RSS Aggregator in your WordPress site’s dashboard and click on Add New. Paste the URL of the XML feed and configure the settings to your liking.


  4. Upon publishing the feed source, the posts will start to get imported as feed items, which you can display using this shortcode: [wp-rss-aggregator].


    If you want to use more parameters in the shortcode, you can find all the details in this knowledge base guide.


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