Bulk URL opener
Paste a list of links, one per line, and open them all in new tabs with one click. Handy for research, checking a list of pages or opening your morning reading in one go.
Your browser often blocks a second or third tab as a pop-up. Is there a notice in your address bar? Choose "Always allow pop-ups" for this site and click again. Or use Open next: every click opens one link, which is never blocked.
How it works
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Paste your links
One link per line. https:// is optional; duplicate links are skipped.
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Open them
Click Open all links. If your browser blocks pop-ups, Open next opens them one by one.
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Keep track
Links you have opened get a tick in the list.
How it works
- Paste your links, one per line. A missing
https://is added for you. - Duplicate and invalid links are skipped, and you see straight away how many links are left.
- Click Open all links. Your browser opens each one in a new tab.
- Does your browser block the extra tabs as pop-ups? Allow pop-ups for this site, or use Open next to open the links one by one.
- Opened links get a tick in the list, so you know where you are.
Why does my browser block some tabs?
Browsers only let a page open one new tab per click, unless you allow pop-ups for that site. The tool counts how many tabs really opened and tells you when the rest were blocked. Open next always works, because every click opens exactly one link. Some browsers also limit how many tabs you can open at once, or become slow with dozens of them, so it is worth opening long lists in batches.
Private and simple
The list is processed in your browser and isn't stored or sent anywhere. You can also copy the cleaned-up list, without duplicates and with https:// added, to use elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
Is the bulk URL opener free?
Yes. The bulk URL opener is completely free, with no account, sign-up or usage limit.
Why does only one link open?
Browsers block several new tabs at once as pop-ups. Allow pop-ups for this site (via the icon in the address bar) or use Open next: every click opens one link and is never blocked.
Are my links stored?
No. Your list stays in your browser; we don't see which links you open.