Automate Routine Tasks &
Scale Your Website With Ease
CMS Feeds lets you quickly create a large number of pages with the same design but different content. Create a page template once, then simply add content using the admin panel — new pages are generated automatically.
One Tool —
Various Tasks
Quickly build a website with lots of pages for different scenarios. Blog, catalog, team, job openings... Feeds can handle it all.
Blog or News Feed
A classic scenario — now with full flexibility. Customize the design of your posts, set up categories, add photos, videos, and other content.
Team
100 people — one template. Photo, job title, department, contacts. Add a new employee to the CMS, and their page is generated automatically.
Services
Personalized choice of fields makes it easy to create lists of services for different industries and quickly publish pages in a consistent design. And if you expand the list and add a new service, the page will automatically appear in the list.
Agenda or Event Schedule
You can run several feeds on one website — for example, a news feed and an upcoming events calendar.
Flexible post structure
Choose What To Add & Display On Your Website
A feed's structure is assembled like a building kit from predefined fields — you'll find it easy to adapt Feeds to your task.
Single-line text
Multi-line text
Formatted text
Article
Image
Gallery
Video
+13 additional fields
Media
Date
Link
Digit
Color
Drop-down
Answer options
Checkbox
HTML
Divider
White space
Comment
References
SOON
SEO & SOCIAL MEDIA
Feeds Content is Well Indexed by Search Engines
For each page, you can add a unique SEO title, description, and a badge to display on social media
DESIGN FREEDOM
You're not limited to ready-made solutions: Design posts the way you envision them
Unique Template Design
A Feeds template is built with Zero Block — with the full power of the editor without limitations. Create it once, link the elements to CMS fields, and each post will automatically be displayed using this template with its own content, maintaining a consistent style across the website and making it easy to scale the number of pages.
Detailed Post Card Settings
Design the card grid from scratch, adding elements as you see fit. For example, only images, titles, and the post date.
Choose Which Posts Appear on the Page
Filtering works with any field type. For example, you can only display articles by a selected author.
Set Display Conditions For Any Element
For example, you can create a rule: Show a NEW label only if the "New arrival" field is filled in
Organize Posts into Sections
If a feed has lots of posts, split them into sections and display them in a grid. This way, website visitors can switch between sections and find the information they need faster.
Sort Posts the Way You Like
For example, alphabetically or by publication date.
A Pre-Designed Block For Feeds
Customize card design without complex settings or using Zero Block with this ready-made block. Set the number of cards per row, show or hide publication dates and tags, choose how many posts are visible per page, and much more.
Manage Fields and Their Appearance
Choose the order of displayed fields and customize how they look
Flexible Card Design
Customize the element layout, colors, spacing, and other grid settings
Detail Page Settings
Define how the detail page will look and open
How To Start Using Feeds On Your Website
1
Create a сustom feed with predefined fields
For example, for a webinar schedule page, these would be: Title, date, description, image, and a link to the recording.
2
Add posts with your content to the feed
For a webinar schedule, that's the details of each session
3
Set up a template for the feed page
Create the page design once — the content will load automatically
4
Add the feed grid to your website pages
Use the basic block with its flexible settings, or create a unique card design with Zero Block
Use Templates For a Faster Start
In the library, you'll find examples of how to use Feeds for different tasks. This helps you choose a suitable design faster and understand how to use Feeds in your own projects.
More CMS Feeds Features
Instant Publishing
Add posts in the dashboard — they appear on the website instantly, no need to republish pages
Feed URLs
Set a URL for the entire Feed, a section, or a specific post
Feed Import & Export
Upload posts as CSV files or export data for a quick migration across projects
Scheduled Publishing
Prepare posts in advance, set a publication date and time, and the post will appear at the right moment
Unlimited Number of Posts
All Tilda plans have a limit of 1 000 pages per website, but this rule does not apply to the number of posts in a feed
*Technical limit: 5 000 posts per feed
*Technical limit: 5 000 posts per feed
Updates Sync
You can edit post content using Zero Block or pre-designed block, and it will automatically update in the CMS
Catalog Integration (coming soon)
With the CMS, you'll be able to manage products more easily and create product cards with unique designs faster.
Reference Fields (coming soon)
Soon you'll be able to link fields across different Feeds. For example, the "Webinars" feed uses a "Host" field. Link it to the "Speakers" feed, and the webinar feed will automatically pull in the host data.
