Bulk URL Opener
Paste a list of links and open them all in new tabs with one click, or in batches with an optional delay. The list is cleaned, deduplicated and checked first, and it never leaves your browser.
Your browser blocked the remaining tabs.
Browsers let a page open only one new tab per click unless you allow pop-ups for the site. Allow them once and every list opens in one go:
- Chrome / Edge / Brave: click the blocked pop-up icon at the right end of the address bar, choose Always allow pop-ups and redirects from , then click Done.
- Firefox: click Settings (or Options) in the bar that appears under the address bar and choose Allow pop-ups for .
- Safari on Mac: open Safari › Settings › Websites › Pop-up Windows and set to Allow.
- Phones and tablets: mobile browsers usually open one tab per tap. Use the Open button next to each link below.
Links
Only http and https links are opened. Your list stays in this browser and is never sent anywhere.
How to use the Bulk URL Opener
- Paste your URLs, one per line. Turn on Find links inside any text to pull links out of emails, documents or HTML.
- Check the list: duplicates and invalid lines are marked, bare domains get https://. Press Clean list to rewrite the box with only the valid links.
- Choose a batch size and delay if you are opening many links.
- Press Open all URLs or open the list batch by batch. If your browser blocks the extra tabs, follow the on-screen steps to allow pop-ups for this site once, then press Open remaining URLs.
- Use the Open buttons in the list to open single links, which always works, even on phones.
How the URL list is cleaned
Before anything opens, every line is checked and normalized so you do not end up with broken or repeated tabs:
| You paste | Opened as | Why |
|---|---|---|
| example.com | https://example.com/ | Bare domains get https:// added |
| www.example.com/docs | https://www.example.com/docs | Same rule, path kept |
| //cdn.example.com/file | https://cdn.example.com/file | Protocol-relative link |
| <https://example.org/a>, | https://example.org/a | Brackets, quotes and trailing punctuation removed |
| HTTPS://EXAMPLE.COM | https://example.com/ | Scheme and host lowercased, so it counts as a duplicate |
| javascript:alert(1) | not opened | Only http and https links are allowed |
| hello world | not opened | Not a URL |
Allowing pop-ups for many tabs
All major browsers follow the same rule: a page may open a new window or tab only in response to a click, and only one per click. That protects you from pop-up floods, but it also means a bulk URL opener needs permission to open more. The permission is per site, so allowing this page does not allow pop-ups anywhere else, and you can revoke it at any time in your browser's site settings (in Chrome: Settings › Privacy and security › Site settings › Pop-ups and redirects). After allowing, press Open remaining URLs; links that already opened are skipped, so you will not get duplicates.
Practical uses and tips
- SEO and site checks: open a list of landing pages, redirects or competitor pages to review them side by side. To check whether the pages respond at all, the website down checker is quicker.
- Daily reading: keep a list of news sites or dashboards and open them every morning in one click. The list is remembered in your browser.
- QA and testing: open every URL of a release checklist or a staging site, or all links from a sitemap.
- Campaign links: verify tagged links built with the UTM builder before sending a newsletter.
- Large lists: use batches of 10 to 20. Press the batch button again for the next group and close tabs as you go.
Frequently asked questions
How do I open multiple URLs at once?
Paste the links into the box, one per line, and press Open all URLs. Each link opens in its own tab. The first time, your browser will probably block all but the first tab; allow pop-ups for this site once and the whole list opens with one click from then on.
Why does only one tab open?
Browsers allow a web page to open one new tab per click as protection against pop-up spam. To open many tabs at once you need to allow pop-ups for this site. In Chrome and Edge, click the blocked pop-up icon at the right of the address bar and choose Always allow; in Firefox use the Settings button in the notification bar; in Safari go to Settings › Websites › Pop-up Windows.
How many URLs can I open at once?
There is no fixed limit in the tool, but every tab uses memory. Opening more than 20 to 30 tabs at once can make a browser slow, so the tool asks you to confirm large lists. Batches of 10 with a short delay are a good balance.
Why is there a delay option?
A delay spaces out the tabs so the browser and your connection are not hit by dozens of page loads at the same moment, and some sites rate-limit rapid requests. Delays only work when pop-ups are allowed for this site, because the browser treats later tabs as opened without a click.
Is it safe? Are my URLs sent anywhere?
Everything happens in your browser. The list is stored only in your browser's local storage so it is still there next time, and nothing is uploaded. The tool only opens http and https links and skips javascript:, data: and other schemes.
Does it work on phones?
Mobile browsers usually allow only one new tab per tap, even with pop-ups allowed. On a phone, use the Open button next to each link in the list.