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# How do I find my RSS feed URL?

Copy the RSS feed address of your podcast from the Feeds tab in Podigee.

Open the podcast, select the **Feeds** tab, and copy the address in **Feed link (MP3)**. Use this address when you submit the podcast to a directory or when you set up a redirect at another host.

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### What to know

* The feed lists only published episodes.
* If you selected **Deactivate feeds** in the podcast settings, the feed address no longer answers. Select **Enable feeds** to switch it back on.

For the details, see the Documentation page "Manage podcast feeds".
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1. Open the podcast and select **Settings** in the sidebar.
2. On the **Feed and public presence** card, select **Review feed**.
3. Copy the address in the **RSS feed** row. The row is plain text without a copy button.

What is different:

* There is no **Deactivate feeds** or **Enable feeds** switch.
* The **Edit feed** button shows the notice **Editing advanced feed, website, and player settings will be added to this settings area.**
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