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Find
Paste your subreddits, or upload an OPML export. Open Garden looks for the Lemmy community that matches each one, with member counts and recent activity.
Open Garden · Made by Muuted
Find new feeds for the subreddits you follow.
Reddit is ending RSS support on November 13, 2026, so your subreddit feeds will stop updating. Paste your subreddits and find matching Lemmy communities you can follow in any RSS reader.
- Free to use
- No account needed
- Works with any RSS reader
How to copy your subreddit list
- 1Tap here to open your Reddit communities › Opens in your browser so you can copy the list. If the Reddit app opens instead, tap Copy link and paste it into Safari or Chrome.
- 2Select all and copy (on iPhone or iPad: tap and hold, Select All, Copy)
- 3Paste below. Or just type a subreddit.
The OPML check needs JavaScript.
Upload your OPML
OPML is the file your feed reader exports with every subscription in it (look for Export subscriptions or Export OPML). The file is read here in your browser. Only the subreddit names are sent to the finder; private feed addresses never leave your device.
The downloaded list is your file with the dead Reddit feeds removed and each pick from the results placed where its subreddit was, in the same folder. Import it into your reader (steps for each reader).
Open Garden is matching your subreddits.
Here’s what we found.
Where would you like to use your feeds?
My RSS reader
Get feed links you can use in Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, FreshRSS, or another reader.
Muuted
Add your selected topics to Muuted.
Your feeds are ready.
Use these links in your existing RSS reader. No account needed.
Prefer one file?
Download every selected feed at once. An OPML file lets you import multiple feeds into your reader in one step (where the Import button is).
Follow them inside Lemmy instead
If you have a Lemmy account, one small file follows every selected community for you.
- Lemmy 0.19 or newer. In Lemmy, open Settings, then Import, and pick the file.
- Lemmy replaces your display name and bio with the file’s empty ones, so use a new account, or export your settings first and add these to that file.
- Rows with no Lemmy community can take a Mastodon hashtag feed or a Hacker News search feed instead; those are not communities, and the row says so.
(i) We never ask for your Reddit or Lemmy password. The Lemmy file only lists communities; you upload it yourself.
Add these topics to Muuted.
Your selected communities will be added to your Muuted feed, grouped by topic.
The finder needs JavaScript. The topic list and the popular communities table below work without it, or search communities at lemmy.world/search.
How Open Garden works
Find, choose, follow.
Open Garden is a free tool for finding open feeds. Today that means Lemmy communities to replace subreddit RSS feeds. Anyone can read them; no login sits between you and the feed.
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Choose
Keep the communities you want. Each one keeps its own public RSS link. A match we are unsure about is never ticked for you.
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Follow
Use the links, or one OPML file, in Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, FreshRSS or any reader that takes RSS.
Where the Import button is, reader by reader
Steps as each reader’s own help describes them, read on October 24, 2026. Readers not listed here import OPML too; look for Import under Settings or next to the add-feed button. RSS Rescue is a separate free tool that does the same OPML check in your browser.
NetNewsWire
- Mac: File › Import Subscriptions…, choose the file, click Open.
- iPhone or iPad: on the Feeds screen tap the settings control, tap Import Subscriptions, pick the file in Files.
Feedly
- On the web, open feedly.com/i/cortex.
- Click Choose OPML file, or drag the file onto the page.
FreshRSS
- Subscriptions management › Import / export.
- Browse to the file, then Import.
Feedbin
- Settings › Import/Export.
- Choose the file and import.
Inoreader, Reeder, NewsBlur, Miniflux, Feeder
- Each imports OPML; their help pages do not state the menu path in a form we could quote, so look for Import under Settings or Preferences, or next to the add-feed button.
Muuted
- Open Feed Rules, then Sources.
- Open Import a list, choose the file and tap Import.
See what Muuted does differently
Your topics. Alongside everything else you follow.
- Muuted adds your Lemmy topics alongside the other sources you choose.
- Stories appear in published order, with no recommendations.
- You can mute words across your entire feed, not just Lemmy.
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Follow the source, not the platform.
If there is no good Lemmy match, follow the source you actually want: the original publication, creator, forum, Mastodon account or YouTube channel. Many projects publish directly through Bluesky, Mastodon, forums, blogs, podcasts, and YouTube.
Blogs, podcasts and YouTube channels publish their own feeds too: YouTube · podcasts · Hacker News · sites with no feed
Popular topics and communities
A faster starting point.
One page per topic: the active Lemmy communities that match, with subscriber counts and feed addresses, rechecked weekly.
The 24 largest subreddits and their Lemmy communities
Each Lemmy community has the same name as its subreddit and the most subscribers, checked October 1, 2026. Every RSS link below was fetched that day and returned posts.
Questions
Quick answers.
Does Reddit RSS really end on November 13, 2026?
Yes. Reddit announced on September 30, 2026 that it will stop supporting RSS on November 13, 2026, as reported by TechCrunch and The Next Web. The change happens at Reddit’s end, so moving the same subreddit feed to another reader will not restore it. Only Reddit’s feeds are ending; your other site, blog, forum, podcast, YouTube and social feeds are separate.
What is Lemmy?
Lemmy is a free, open-source link-aggregation and discussion network made of topic communities, much like subreddits. Communities live on independent sites that share posts with each other, and public communities publish RSS feeds that need no login. A community is written like !selfhosted@lemmy.world: the name, then the site that hosts it.
How do I follow a Lemmy community in an RSS reader?
Paste the community’s feed address into any reader: https://<site>/feeds/c/<name>.xml?sort=New. For !selfhosted@lemmy.world that is https://lemmy.world/feeds/c/selfhosted.xml?sort=New. Open Garden shows this address for every match, and can give you one OPML file with all of them. No account is needed.
Do I need a Lemmy account?
No, not for reading. You need one only to reply or post, or to use the Lemmy import file, which follows the communities for you inside Lemmy.
Is there an official replacement for readers?
No. Reddit’s words: “If you use RSS for feeds outside of a community you moderate, there is no replacement.” Moderators can move their alerts to a Discord Relay app instead.
Is my OPML file uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read in your browser. Only the subreddit names found in it are sent to the finder to look up communities; feed addresses, including private ones with tokens in them, never leave your device. The downloaded files are built in the browser too.
Can I follow Bluesky or Mastodon by RSS?
Yes. Every Bluesky profile has a feed at https://bsky.app/profile/<handle>/rss. On Mastodon, add .rss to a profile address, or follow a hashtag at https://<server>/tags/<tag>.rss.
I follow subreddits in Muuted. What happens?
Muuted shows you a notice in the app naming the ones affected, and it no longer adds new subreddits, so nothing goes quiet without you knowing. Everything else you follow is unaffected.