Medium still has RSS feeds for every writer, publication and tag
Medium keeps three feed patterns alive: writers at /feed/@username, publications at /feed/publication-name, and topics at /feed/tag/tag-name. All work in any reader.
https://medium.com/feed/@USERNAME
How to do it
- For a writerTake the
@usernamefrom their profile URL and usemedium.com/feed/@username. - For a publicationUse
medium.com/feed/publication-name— the slug from the publication's URL. Custom-domain publications serve their feed atTHEIRDOMAIN/feed. - For a topic
medium.com/feed/tag/artificial-intelligencegives the latest posts under any tag — a way to follow a subject rather than a person.
We crawl very few Medium feeds — most writers we track left Medium for Substack or their own domains, which mirrors where the platform's writing has gone. The patterns above are current and verified by hand as of August 2026.
Questions people actually ask
- Do Medium feeds contain the full article?
- Feeds carry previews for member-only stories (most of Medium's output) and the full text only for free stories. The paywall applies in the reader exactly as on the site.
- Why does the feed only show recent posts?
- Medium feeds return roughly the last 10 items. They are for following new work, not for reading an archive.
Keep going:
see the AI blog directory · Every Substack has an RSS feed at /feed · Every podcast has an RSS feed. Here is how to find it.. Or skip the URL hunting entirely — open the
reader and follow any of the 1,000+ feeds we have already verified.