RSS Feeds

Subscribe to OmniColor updates via standard RSS feeds. No email required, no tracking, no spam — just pure content.

What Is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an open standard for distributing content updates. Instead of visiting a website to check for updates, you subscribe to a feed using an RSS reader (Feedly, Inoreader, NewsBlur, NetNewsWire, or any of dozens of others). When we publish something new, it appears in your reader automatically — no account with us required, no emails, no tracking.

Available Feeds

Main Feed (All Content)

New tools, articles, guides and important updates.

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Blog Feed

Only blog articles — color theory, formats, accessibility and design.

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Guides Feed

Only step-by-step guides.

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Web Stories Feed

Only quick visual web stories.

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How to Subscribe

Copy any feed URL above and paste it into your RSS reader:

Feedly: Click the "+" icon and paste the feed URL.
Inoreader: Click "Add subscription" and paste the URL.
NetNewsWire (Mac/iOS): File → New Feed → paste URL.
Thunderbird: Add feed account → paste URL.
Any browser: Most browsers auto-detect RSS feeds and show a subscribe icon in the address bar.

Technical Details

Format: RSS 2.0 (compatible with Atom readers)
Update frequency: When content is published (typically 1-2 times per month)
Full content? Yes — feeds include full article text
Enclosures: Included for web stories (images)
Caching: 1-hour cache via Cloudflare edge

Why RSS?

We love RSS because it is user-controlled. Unlike email newsletters, RSS:

Requires no email address
Has no tracking pixels
Cannot be sold to third parties
Lets you read in your favorite app
Works even if we ever go offline (existing cached items)

Prefer email? See our newsletter page for our email philosophy.