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0 URLs · free limit 20
How to use
01
Paste your list
Enter URLs one per line in the textarea, schemes included. The helper text under the field shows a live count, and the free tier opens up to 20 per click.
02
Clear the popup blocker once
If only the first tab appears, click the popup icon in your browser's address bar and choose Always allow for this site. It's a one-time setting per browser.
03
Open and sweep
Hit the Open button and the tabs fan out in order. Work through them, close as you go, then press Clear and paste the next batch.
Why Bulk URL Opener
- Open many URLs in new tabs with one click.
- Free up to 20 URLs (Pro: unlimited).
- Useful for batch-checking pages, QA workflows, link audits.
Common questions
Why does only one tab appear when I try to open multiple urls at once?
Your popup blocker is eating the rest. Browsers treat a burst of window.open calls as popups and typically allow just the first. Look for the blocked-popup icon in the address bar, choose Always allow for this site, and rerun the batch.
Is 20 URLs the ceiling for the bulk url opener?
On the free tier, yes, 20 per click, and the button disables itself if your list runs longer. Pro removes the cap. For a 60-link audit on free, work in three passes and use Clear between them.
Can I open a list of links pasted straight from a spreadsheet column?
Yes. Copying a column pastes one URL per line, which is exactly the format the tool wants. Leading and trailing whitespace is trimmed and blank lines are skipped, so a slightly messy paste still works.
What happens to lines that are missing https:// in my batch?
Each line is handed to the browser exactly as written, so a bare example.com can be treated as a relative path instead of a website. Include the full scheme on every line; a quick find-and-replace in your spreadsheet fixes a whole column at once.
How should I run SERP checks through a batch of tabs without skewing results?
Open the tool inside a private or incognito window first, then paste your search result URLs there. The spawned tabs inherit that private session, so your logged-in history and personalization have less influence on what you're evaluating.
Do the opened pages know they came from this tool?
No. Every tab is launched with noopener and noreferrer, which blocks the new page from scripting against this one and strips the referrer header. It's the safe way to mass-open URLs you haven't vetted yet.
Will launching 20 tabs at once bog down my machine?
It can, since all 20 pages start loading simultaneously and compete for CPU and RAM. For heavy destinations like dashboards or media-rich pages, open batches of 5 to 10 instead, finish a sweep, then fire the next group.
What is a mass url opener tool actually doing when I hit Open?
This mass url opener tool reads your textarea line by line, trims each URL, skips blank lines, and asks the browser to launch each one in its own tab. There's no magic, it's the browser's own tab-opening triggered in a burst, which is also why your popup setting matters on the first run.
Can I open multiple urls at once online without pasting them one by one?
Yes, paste the whole list, one per line, and open multiple urls at once online in a single click, up to 20 on the free tier. You can open multiple links copied straight from a doc or a chat the same way, since blank lines and stray spaces are ignored.
Is this multiple url opener free to use for every batch?
Yes. This bulk url opener online is free for up to 20 links per click with no account, and Pro lifts the cap. As a multiple url opener it keeps nothing between runs, so press Clear and paste the next batch whenever you finish a sweep.
Do I need a bulk link opener browser extension for this to work?
No. Unlike a bulk link opener browser extension, this runs as a web page, so there's nothing to add to Chrome or Firefox and no permissions to grant. People search for a bulk url opener extension, but a bookmarkable page like this does the same job in any browser without the install.
Why use this instead of a multiple url opener extension?
An extension only works in the browser you installed it on and often wants broad permissions. This page does the same job as a multiple url opener extension without the install, so there's no open multiple url extension to keep updated and nothing sitting in your browser reading pages. Same result, fewer strings attached.