Are you an administrator of a Web site and need to create RSS feeds for it? Want to create professional RSS feeds without the complication of RSS technology? Then a RSS builder is the perfect solution for you! Here are some powerful and intuitive RSS feed creating tools I will recommend to you. They are: RSS Builder, Feed Mix, Feed Editor and CITA RSS Aggregator. Following are the detailed introductions of them. Why not pick out an interested RSS feeds builder and make RSS feeds for your Web site yourself now!

RSS Builder is an easy to use program to create or maintain one or more RSS feeds for our web site. It provides an easy to use interface that lets us add topics, links and content, and then upload the .rss (v2.0) file to our web server, using the built-in FTP client. Other features include a build-in HTML editor, XML preview, style sheets and support for enclosures/podcasting.

Feed Mix is a RSS editor that allows us to create custom RSS feeds by extracting items from other feeds and combining them into a new feed. Just load the feed we want to use content from in the left pane of the interface, and add items to our custom feed by simply clicking on a link. We can also add our own entries, using the easy-to-use form interface. The program also includes a basic blog client and a simple HTML editing interface to format fonts in our feed items, as well as integrated FTP upload.

Feed Editor enables us to create a custom RSS feed without the need for any RSS experience or a steep learning curve. We can import an existing feed for editing or create a new feed from scratch by simply filling in the items and feed options. The program supports enclosures and iPod specific settings, as well as feed logos, and other optional feed items. Feed Editor can also comes with a wizard that can help to create a feed from a HTML page, CSV or XML file. We can preview our feed, export it and also upload it to our FTP account, using the built-in FTP client.

CITA RSS Aggregator is a RSS feed reader and creator, which we can use to keep track of our favorite RSS and Atom feeds. It also includes integrated weather updates for selected cities from the Weather Channel, as well an RSS Builder to create RSS feeds. The main interface is rather plain and simple, but it comes with some decent features under the hood, that include keyword alerts, support for password login, per-channel settings, proxy support, support for RSS enclosures (Podcasts) and a tool to remove persistent adverts from RSS feeds.

In a word, RSS Builder is an easy to use program to create or maintain one or more RSS feeds for our web site. It includes a build-in HTML editor. Feed Mix is a RSS editor that allows us to create custom RSS feeds by extracting items from other feeds and combining them into a new feed. The program also includes a basic blog client and a simple HTML editing interface to format fonts in our feed items, as well as integrated FTP upload. Feed Editor enables us to create a custom RSS feed without the need for any RSS experience or a steep learning curve. We can preview our feed, export it and also upload it to our FTP account, using its built-in FTP client. CITA RSS Aggregator is a RSS feed reader and creator. It also includes integrated weather updates for selected cities from the Weather Channel.

Which RSS feeds builder do you like above? Want to update your RSS feeds for your Web site quickly and easily? Well then, download a favorite RSS feeds builder and try it now!