Bulk URL Opener

How to open multiple URLs at once

1. Paste your links into the box: a list with one link per line, a column copied from a spreadsheet, or a whole message. The tool finds every web link in it.
2. Check the options. Duplicates come out and links like example.com/page get https:// in front. Pick how many links open per click: 10 to start with.
3. Click Open. The links open in new tabs, in the order you pasted them.
4. Only one tab opened? Your browser blocked the rest as pop-ups. Allow pop-ups for tuckii.app and click again.
5. Click again for the next batch. The button counts on: links 11–20, 21–30 and so on.

Example: a messy list, ready to open

Here's a message as you might copy it from a chat or an email. Click Try an example above to load it into the tool.

Links for Friday:
1. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/open
2. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bookmark_(digital)
3. www.example.com
And the MDN page again (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/open), plus https://www.example.org.

The first line has no link, so it's skipped. The Wikipedia and www. links get https:// in front, and the Wikipedia link keeps its own (digital). The closing bracket and the full stop after the last two links aren't part of them, and the MDN link in brackets repeats link 1, so it opens once.

Why only one tab opens: pop-up blockers

A web page may open one new tab for each click. Any more than that look like the pop-up ads of the early web, so the browser's pop-up blocker stops them. Every major browser has one.

We tested it in November 2026 with a fresh Chrome and Edge: one click on Open opened 1 of 10 links. After we allowed pop-ups for the site, the same click opened all 10, and a batch of 50 opened too. So you have three ways to go:

• Allow pop-ups for tuckii.app (steps below), then open 10 or more per click.
• Set Open to 1 at a time. One click, one link: it works in every browser without changing a setting.
• Click the links in the list under the Open button, one by one.

When the browser blocks some tabs, the tool tells you how many opened, and the button picks up at the first link that didn't.

How to allow pop-ups for tuckii.app

In Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on Mac, allowing pop-ups for one site leaves the blocker on for every other site, and you can undo it in the same place.

Chrome

1. Click Open once. Chrome opens the first link and blocks the rest.
2. Click Pop-up blocked at the right end of the address bar.
3. Choose Always allow pop-ups and redirects from https://tuckii.app, then click Done.
4. Click Open again. The tool starts at the first link that didn't open.

Microsoft Edge

1. Select Settings and more (…) at the top of Edge, then Settings.
2. Select Privacy, search, and services, then Site permissions, then Pop-ups and redirects.
3. Under Allowed to send pop-ups and use redirects, select Add site, enter https://tuckii.app and select Add.

Firefox

1. Click Open once. Firefox opens the first link and shows a bar about the blocked pop-ups, plus an icon in the address bar.
2. Click Options in the bar (or the icon) and choose Allow pop-ups and third-party redirects for tuckii.app.
3. Click Open again.

Or open the menu, choose Settings, then Permissions and data. Under Block pop-ups and third-party redirects, click Manage exceptions, type tuckii.app, click Allow and then Save Changes.

Safari on Mac

1. With tuckii.app open, choose Safari > Settings, then click Websites.
2. Click Pop-up Windows on the left. Scroll down the list if you don't see it.
3. Next to tuckii.app, choose Allow. Then click Open again.

iPhone and iPad

Safari's Block Pop-ups is one switch for every site, in Settings > Apps > Safari. We suggest you leave it on: on a phone, the tool opens one link per tap anyway.

Android (Chrome)

When Chrome blocks a pop-up, tap Always show at the bottom of the screen. To change it later, tap More (⋮) > Settings > Site settings > Pop-ups and redirects.

Open multiple links on iPhone or Android

On a phone, every new tab takes over the screen, so opening ten at once would leave you nine tabs away from this page. The tool starts at 1 at a time on phones instead:

1. Paste your links and tap Open link 1.
2. Come back to this tab when you're done with the page.
3. Tap again for link 2, and so on. Links you've opened are marked Opened in the list.

What the options do

• Remove duplicates: the same address opens once. http:// and https://, or a link with and without www., count as different links.
• Add https:// when missing: example.com/page and www.example.com open as https:// links. Switch it off to open only links that already have http:// or https://.
• Open … at a time: 1, 5, 10, 20 or 50 links per click. 1 works in every browser without changing a setting.
• Up to 500 links per list. Got more? Open the first 500, then paste the rest. Only http:// and https:// links are ever opened.

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Frequently asked questions