Any subreddit is an RSS feed — add .rss

Reddit has quietly kept full RSS support while everything else about the site changed. Any listing you can view has a feed: append .rss and the same page comes back as a feed.

How to do it

1. Pick the listing you wantA subreddit front page (/r/MachineLearning), its top posts (/r/MachineLearning/top), a user (/user/name), even a search (/search?q=…).
2. Append .rssFor path URLs add /.rss at the end; for search URLs use .rss?q=… before the query string. Sort options carry over: /top/.rss?t=week is "top posts this week" as a feed.
3. Mind the rate limitReddit throttles feed fetches per IP. A reader that polls a handful of subreddit feeds is fine; polling dozens every minute is how you get 429 errors.

Verified subreddit feeds we crawl

Live feeds from our own crawler — the post counts are measured over the last 90 days, not copied from anyone's marketing page. One click follows the feed in HushFlow Reader; the URL works in any reader.

Denominator: 6 feeds shown, chosen by recent activity from the 11 we crawl on this platform.

Questions people actually ask

Do I need a Reddit account for the RSS feed?

No. Public subreddits' feeds are open. Private and quarantined subreddits are not available over RSS.

Does the feed contain the full post?

Text posts arrive with their full body. Link posts carry the link and the comments URL. Comments themselves have their own feed: append .rss to any comment thread URL.