Facebook RSS feed

 Every Facebook page has an RSS feed. You can subscribe to that feed with your RSS reader. You can also embed it or build applications that use it and everything else you can do with an RSS feed. The only thing is, finding the URL of the feed can be difficult, so i decided to help a little and write this guide.

Note: If you’re not interested in the URL of the feed but just want it imported in Google Reader, FeedBurner or Firefox simply skip step 1-3.

Step 1 – Getting your page id from Facebook

Everything on Facebook, from users to photos to events, has a numeric id. This id is used internally by Facebook to find different objects in its enormous database. When you request the RSS feed from a page, you’ll need to send the id of the page along with your request. That’s why the first thing you need to do is to find the id of your page. It’s pretty simple.

Open any Facebook page and click on the profile image. In the address bar you’ll see ‘http://www.facebook.com/album.php?profile=1&id=40796308305′ where ’40796308305′ will be the page id. Copy those numbers as we’ll need them in just a second.


Step 2 – Choosing a RSS format

You are able to choose between an atom feed and RSS 2.0. If you don’t know the difference just go with atom. To read more about Atom vs RSS 2.0 click here.

Optional – Add RSS feed to Feedburner

Feedburner allows you to track the number of RSS subscribers and get analytics. Pretty cool right? You can easily add your Facebook RSS feed to Feedburner. Just paste the URL of the page into Feedburner. For instance http://www.facebook.com/cocacola


You’re done!

… Anyway, that’s how to do it. I hope this solves some headaches :)

Update: You can get your personal feed as RSS too!

If you want your own(or any of your friends) wall feed as RSS you can do that via the FB RSS Facebook application. Thanks to Peter for pointing this one out in the comments.

　

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