Open a whole list of links without copy-pasting each one
Checking twenty product pages, reviewing a batch of backlinks or reopening yesterday's research tabs usually means pasting one address at a time. The Bulk URL Opener removes that chore. Paste your links, one per line, press the button, and each link opens in its own tab.
Links are handled inside your browser and are not stored by this site. The tool adds https:// to addresses that are missing it, ignores blank lines and refuses anything that is not a web address. A limit of 40 links per batch keeps your computer responsive and keeps browsers from treating the action as abuse.
Because opening many tabs is something browsers deliberately restrict, you may need to allow pop-ups for this site once. The steps below explain how.
How to use the Bulk URL Opener
- Copy your list of links from a spreadsheet, document or note.
- Paste them into the box with one link per line.
- Optionally press Remove duplicates to avoid opening the same page twice.
- Click Open all links.
- If only some tabs open, allow pop-ups for this site in the address bar and press the button again.
What you get
- Opens up to 40 links in new tabs from a single click.
- Adds the https:// prefix automatically when you forget it.
- Duplicate remover and a live link counter.
- Clear messages that say how many tabs opened and how many were blocked.
- Nothing is uploaded, saved or tracked by the tool.
When it comes in handy
- SEO checks: reviewing a list of backlinks, indexed pages or competitor URLs.
- Quality assurance: opening every page of a release to check it visually.
- Research: reopening a saved reading list in one go.
- Shopping: comparing the same item across several stores.
- Content work: opening all drafts waiting for review.
Tips for better results
- Allow pop-ups first. Most "it only opened one tab" problems are the browser blocking the rest.
- Work in batches of 10 to 20 if your computer is older, since each tab uses memory.
- Only open lists you trust. A tab loads the page the moment it opens.
- On phones, browsers often cap the number of new tabs, so use a desktop for large batches.
- Keep the original list in a spreadsheet so you can tick off pages as you review them.
Frequently asked questions
Why do only some of my links open?
Browsers block scripts from opening many windows at once. Click the pop-up icon in the address bar, choose to always allow this site, then press the button again.
Do I need to type http:// or https://?
No. If an address has no protocol the tool adds https:// for you.
How many links can I open at one time?
Up to 40 per batch. Split longer lists into several batches.
Does this site keep my list of URLs?
No. The list is read in your browser when you click the button and is not sent or stored by the site.
Can it open links on a phone?
Sometimes. Mobile browsers are stricter about new tabs, so a desktop browser works best for big lists.
Is the tool safe to use?
The tool itself only opens the addresses you provide. The pages you open are third-party sites, so only paste links you trust.
What counts as a valid link?
Any address starting with http:// or https://, or a plain domain such as example.com that the tool can turn into one. Other schemes, such as javascript:, are skipped.
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