Looking for a Reliable RSS Graffiti Alternative for Posting to Facebook?

Updated: 2026-09-27

Short answer: RSS Graffiti is long gone and nothing inherited it directly, so the working equivalent today is a dedicated RSS-to-social tool rather than a Facebook app. PostRSS does that job — free for one Facebook Page, and up to 66 networks in total, with all of them available from $40/month.

Why PostRSS is the Perfect Alternative for High-Volume Posters

• Massive Post Allowances: Unlike basic tools that limit your monthly output, PostRSS delivers maximum monthly post capacities specifically built for active publishers and growing businesses.
• Multi-Channel Syndication: Go beyond just one platform. Connect your website’s RSS or Atom feed once and broadcast updates to 66 networks, including Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Telegram, Discord, Tumblr, VKontakte, Matrix, Webhook and Instapaper simultaneously.
• Full Meta Compliance: Our dedicated Facebook integration adapts dynamically to current Meta platform policies, ensuring your links, featured image tags, and descriptions look clean and professional in user feeds.

Flexible Plans Tailored to Your Growth

For the Facebook side specifically, see our Facebook auto poster page.

What Has Changed on Facebook Since RSS Graffiti

Anyone who used RSS Graffiti years ago will remember posting feeds to Pages, Groups and even personal timelines. Facebook no longer allows all of that. Today automated publishing works for Facebook Pages only: Meta shut down the Facebook Groups publishing API in April 2024, and personal profiles cannot be automated either. Any tool that promises otherwise is working around Facebook’s rules, which puts the connected account at risk.

For a Page, however, the old workflow still works exactly as you remember it. You connect the Pages you manage, choose which feed goes to which Page, and every new item in the feed becomes a Page post with its link and image.

Moving Your Old Setup to PostRSS

If you are rebuilding a workflow that once ran on RSS Graffiti, the move is usually quick:

1. List your feeds and Pages. Write down which feed went to which Page. One feed can post to several targets, and each target keeps its own settings.
2. Check the feeds still work. Open each feed address in a browser. Sites that changed CMS since then often have a new feed URL.
3. Choose the message format. PostRSS offers nine formats built from the item title, the item description, the page title or your own static text.
4. Decide whether to post older items. By default only new items are posted. If you want to fill a quiet Page, set a start date and PostRSS also posts older feed items that were never published.

Keyword filters, posting windows and a maximum number of posts per update help you keep the Page tidy once the feeds are running. You can test the whole setup on the Free plan with one Facebook Page before choosing a paid plan.

FAQ

Is RSS Graffiti still available?

No. RSS Graffiti shut down years ago and nothing inherited it directly, so the working equivalent today is a dedicated RSS-to-social service such as PostRSS.

Can PostRSS post to Facebook Groups like RSS Graffiti used to?

No. PostRSS posts to Facebook Pages only, because Meta shut down the Facebook Groups publishing API in April 2024. Personal profiles cannot be automated either.

How often does PostRSS check my feed for new items?

Every 5 minutes on all plans, including the Free plan, and every minute on Enterprise plans. You can also choose a slower interval, up to once a week.

Can I post one feed to several Facebook Pages?

Yes. Connect the same feed to several targets, one per Page, and each target keeps its own message format and schedule. The number of targets depends on your plan.