Bulk Link Opener: Open Multiple URLs at Once
Paste a list of URLs, or any text with links in it, and open them in new tabs in batches. Cleans, dedupes and tells you exactly how to allow pop-ups.
By Troopus · Updated: October 24, 2026
- Batch opening
- Finds links in messy text
- Number ranges like [1-20]
- 100% private, runs in your browser
Open your links
Your browser blocked some tabs. Browsers only allow a page to open new tabs after a click, and many allow just one per click until you allow pop-ups for this site.
Chrome or Edge: click the blocked pop-up icon in the address bar and choose Always allow, or open Settings, Site settings, Pop-ups and redirects and add this site to Allowed.
Firefox: click Options in the yellow bar and choose Allow pop-ups, or use Settings, Privacy and Security, Permissions, Exceptions.
Safari: choose Safari, Settings for This Website, then set Pop-up Windows to Allow. On iPhone and iPad, go to Settings, Safari and turn off Block Pop-ups.
Then press Open links again. Already opened links are not repeated. Lower the tabs per click if it still fails.
How to open multiple links at once
To open multiple links at once, paste your URLs into the box, choose how many tabs to open per click, and press Open links. The tool cleans the list first, adds https:// to bare domains, removes duplicates and skips lines that are not valid URLs, so only working links open.
- Paste one URL per line, or paste an email, a document or a CSV. With Find links inside messy text on, the tool pulls out every link it can find.
- Check the count. Duplicates and invalid lines are reported.
- Pick a batch size. Five tabs per click is a good start.
- Press Open links. Press it again to open the next batch. Links already opened are skipped.
| You paste | It opens |
|---|---|
| example.org/about | https://example.org/about |
| Visit www.example.net, then more | https://www.example.net |
| example.com/p/[1-3] | three links: /p/1, /p/2, /p/3 |
How does the bulk link opener work?
The bulk link opener reads your list in the browser, validates each URL and then calls the standard window.open function for each one when you click. Nothing is sent to a server. Because the click triggers the tabs, browsers treat it as a user action instead of an ad.
Everything happens locally with JavaScript. The list and files you load never leave your device, and the page does not fetch or check your URLs. It only hands each address to your own browser.
The tool also builds ranges for you. Write example.com/page/[1-20] and it creates twenty links. Use [01-10] to keep leading zeros, as in image001.
To test tagged campaign links, build them with the UTM link generator and paste them here.
Why does my browser block some tabs?
Browsers block extra tabs because pop-up blockers only allow a page to open a new tab or window in direct response to a click, and many permit a single one per click. When a page opens several at once, the rest are treated as pop-ups. You can allow pop-ups for this site to open them all.
This is a browser rule that no website can switch off. When a block happens, the tool detects it, stops and shows these steps.
| Browser | What to do |
|---|---|
| Chrome | Click the blocked pop-up icon in the address bar and choose Always allow, or go to Settings, Privacy and security, Site settings, Pop-ups and redirects. |
| Edge | Settings, Cookies and site permissions, Pop-ups and redirects, then add this site under Allow. |
| Firefox | Click Options in the yellow bar and choose Allow pop-ups, or use Settings, Privacy and Security, Permissions, Exceptions. |
| Safari on Mac | Safari menu, Settings for This Website, then set Pop-up Windows to Allow. |
| Safari on iPhone | Settings, Safari, then turn off Block Pop-ups. |
Menu names change between versions. Look for a setting named pop-ups, then press Open links again.
Open multiple links in new tabs in batches or with a delay
Batch mode opens a set number of links per click, such as five, and is the most reliable way to open many URLs because every tab comes straight from your click. The staggered delay mode opens one tab every few seconds, but browsers often block the later tabs.
The batch option exists because it works with the browser instead of against it. Each click opens up to your chosen number of tabs, then waits for you.
The delay mode opens the first tab on your click and the rest on a timer. Browsers usually do not count timer-triggered tabs as user actions, so expect blocks unless you allowed pop-ups. Use Stop at any time.
As a URL opener online with no download, it lets you open list of URLs entries in batches.
Bulk link opener vs browser extension
An online bulk link opener needs no installation and works in any browser, while an extension can add features such as tab groups, scheduled opening and saved lists. Use this tool for quick one-off lists and devices where you cannot install extensions.
- Online tool: nothing to install, no extra browser permissions, works on managed or shared computers, and your list never leaves the page.
- Extension: can group tabs and restore sessions, but needs permission to read and change data on websites.
For site audits, you can pair this tool with the sitemap URL extractor: pull every URL out of a sitemap, then open a sample in batches to spot check them.
Searching for a bulk link opener Chrome extension? This page works in Chrome with no install. Only open links from sources you trust. The tool does not scan destinations for malware or check whether a site is safe.
Frequently asked questions
How do I open multiple URLs at once?
Paste your list into the bulk link opener, choose a batch size and press Open links. The tool validates and cleans the URLs, then opens each in a new tab. Press the button again to open the next batch.
Why are only some of my links opening?
Your browser pop-up blocker probably allowed the first tab and blocked the rest. Allow pop-ups for this site in the address bar or settings, then press Open links again. The tool skips links already opened.
How do I allow pop-ups for a bulk URL opener?
In Chrome or Edge, click the blocked pop-up icon in the address bar and choose Always allow. In Firefox, use Options in the yellow bar. In Safari, set Pop-up Windows to Allow under Settings for This Website.
Is there a limit when I open a list of URLs?
Yes, the tool opens up to 1,000 links per list, but browsers have practical limits. Many tabs use a lot of memory, so use batches of 5 to 20 and close tabs as you go.
Can this multiple URL opener open links from a text or CSV file?
Yes. Load a .txt, .csv or .tsv file up to 2 MB. It is read locally in your browser, and the tool extracts every URL it finds, even among other text.
Is a bulk link opener safe?
The tool runs locally and sends nothing to a server. Safety depends on the links you open. It does not scan destinations, so only open URLs from sources you trust.
Can I extract links from pasted text and open them?
Yes. Keep Find links inside messy text switched on and paste an email, document or web page text. The tool finds http and https URLs, www addresses and common bare domains, then removes duplicates before opening.