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Add Featured Image to RSS Feed

4.3 out of 5 stars. 4.3 12 reviews

Adds the featured image attached to posts to the beginning of the post content and excerpt in RSS feeds.

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About this plugin

This plugin does one thing, and that thing is to add your posts’ featured image to the RSS feed. It specifies the ‘large’ image size.

Open Graph Meta Tags are also Necessary

Many modern feed readers do not show the images added by this plugin. Feedly, for example, will not show images added by this plugin. Feed readers crawl article pages to find the image attached to posts in the open graph meta tag. Many SEO plugins add open graph tags for featured images. I like the (https://wordpress.org/plugins/opengraph/)[Open Graph] plugin, too.

Questions

What does this plugin do?

This plugin adds the featured image of each post to the RSS feed content.

Where can I see the change?

In your site’s RSS feed.

What if images still do not appear in RSS feed readers?

Make sure your articles have open graph image meta tags. Many modern feed readers do not show the images added by this plugin. Feedly, for example, will not show images added by this plugin. Feed readers crawl article pages to find the image attached to posts in the open graph meta tag. Many SEO plugins add open graph tags for featured images. I like the (https://wordpress.org/plugins/opengraph/)[Open Graph] plugin, too.

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