Open dozens of URLs in new browser tabs at once — paste a list, click a button. Useful for SEO research, competitive analysis, batch reviewing search results, and morning workflow rituals.
A bulk URL opener saves the tedium of clicking through each link individually. Researchers, SEO consultants, content editors and journalists use it dozens of times a week — paste a list of URLs from a spreadsheet, search results, or a brief, hit one button, and let your browser handle the rest. Modern browsers support opening multiple tabs at once via window.open().
Paste URLs into the textarea, one per line. Click the button. The tool calls window.open() for each URL, opening them in new background tabs. The first time you do this, your browser may prompt for permission to open multiple windows — allow it for this site.
Use it during competitor SERP audits (paste 10 ranking URLs and review them all), when reviewing a list of inbound link prospects, when checking a batch of submitted pages for indexing, and as part of any workflow where you need to look at many pages quickly.
Most browsers limit batch window-opens to 10–15 tabs by default — adjust your popup-blocker settings if you need more. URLs without https:// are auto-prefixed. Keep the source list in a spreadsheet so you can re-open the batch tomorrow without re-typing.
Click the 'always allow' icon in your URL bar and try again. Modern browsers limit one-click batch opens for security.
Browsers vary — Chrome and Firefox handle 50+ tabs; older browsers may stop at 10–15. For large batches do 20 at a time.
No — each link opens in a new tab so your current page stays open.
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