How do I see which podcasts are in my OPML export?

Open it here and choose Outline: every podcast or feed is listed by name, inside the folders it was in, with its feed address beside it. That lets you check the list before importing it into a new app, or pick out the few you want.

Can I import an OPML file into another app from here?

This page shows the file; the importing is done by the app you are moving to, which takes the same .opml file you opened here. Copy outline gives you the list as text if you only need the names.

Why is an OPML file all tags when I open it?

It is XML, meant for programs to read. Text editors and browsers show the raw tags; this page reads them and shows the outline they describe.

Is my OPML file or feed list uploaded?

No. The .opml file is read by this browser tab on your own device. The feed addresses in it are shown as text and links, and nothing is fetched from them unless you click one.

Stays on your computer How this works

Free online OPML viewer: read outlines and podcast or RSS feed lists

Open an .opml file - an outline from an outliner, or the subscription list a podcast or RSS app exported - and see it as a list or a map. The file is opened in your browser and is not uploaded.

Drop a .opml file here, or click to choose oneIt is opened by your browser, on this computer. Nothing is uploaded.

About the OPML viewer

OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) is a simple file of nested items. It is used two ways. Outliners and note apps such as Workflowy, Dynalist, OmniOutliner and Logseq export outlines in it. And podcast and RSS readers - Feedly, Inoreader, Pocket Casts, Overcast - export your subscriptions as OPML, so you can move them to another app. Opened on its own, an .opml file is a page of XML tags, or opens a program that tries to import it straight away.

This page shows what is in it: an outline as an indented list and as a map you can fold, and a subscription list with every podcast or feed and its address. It is free to use, with no account and no upload limit, and it runs entirely in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and once you have used it, it keeps working offline.

What you can do

Read an OPML outline as an indented list, with the notes some outliners add to items
See it as a mind map, move around it, and fold and unfold branches
See every podcast or RSS feed in a subscription export, grouped by folder, with its feed address
Copy the outline as an indented list, or save the map as a PNG or SVG picture

How to open an OPML file

Drop the .opml file on the box above, or click the box and choose it.
It opens as a map; switch to Outline to read it as a list with the feed addresses and notes.
Copy the outline or save the map as a picture if you need it elsewhere.

Questions

How do I see which podcasts are in my OPML export?: Open it here and choose Outline: every podcast or feed is listed by name, inside the folders it was in, with its feed address beside it. That lets you check the list before importing it into a new app, or pick out the few you want.
Can I import an OPML file into another app from here?: This page shows the file; the importing is done by the app you are moving to, which takes the same .opml file you opened here. Copy outline gives you the list as text if you only need the names.
Why is an OPML file all tags when I open it?: It is XML, meant for programs to read. Text editors and browsers show the raw tags; this page reads them and shows the outline they describe.
Is my OPML file or feed list uploaded?: No. The .opml file is read by this browser tab on your own device. The feed addresses in it are shown as text and links, and nothing is fetched from them unless you click one.

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