Batch Open URL

Tool Guide

Introduction to the Online Batch Web Window Opener

The Online Batch Web Window Opener can batch open a specified list of link URLs in new windows or tabs, supporting settings for the number to open and the interval time.

Browsers may restrict and block automatically opened links; please note the prompt on the right side of the address bar and set it to allow opening.

Links in the list are automatically removed after being opened. The tool does not limit link length or number. The link-opening interval time is in milliseconds (1 second = 1000 milliseconds); if the number to open is empty, it opens all links by default.

Link URLs should include the protocol name, such as https://xxx.com; the tool automatically adds the http protocol to links without one. The number of link pages that can be opened at once depends on computer performance and the browser; we recommend using tabs for a better experience.

After starting the window-opening task, the tool will begin the task after the set opening interval, and supports stopping midway. It is suitable for market promotion, link testing, station group management, automatic redirect monitoring, and many other use cases.

You can also use the XiXi Link Tool's Batch Link Opener, which has more complete features and a better experience.

How to Use the Batch Website Link Opener

Step 1: Paste the link list—paste the list of URLs to open in the input box, one link per line. Links need to include the protocol (such as https://); if there's no protocol, it will be automatically completed to http://.

Step 2: Set the opening interval time (milliseconds)—customize the interval between each link opening, in milliseconds (for example, 1000 means opening one link per second).

Step 3: Set the batch opening count (optional)—you can set how many links to open each time; if left blank, all are opened at once by default.

Step 4: Click the "Batch Open Web Pages" button, and the tool will automatically open the links in new tabs in sequence according to the set parameters.

Note: Watch the browser prompt—some browsers may block batch new-tab popups, so please set "Allow Popups" according to the prompt.

Frequently Asked Questions About Batch Opening Web Links (FAQ)

Why didn't some links open?

Some browsers restrict batch popups by default; please click the popup-blocking prompt on the right side of the address bar and select "Always Allow."

What causes a link to fail to open?

It may be caused by the target website's anti-crawler mechanism, the browser's security policy, or system memory limits. We recommend using a newer browser version and avoiding opening too many pages at once.

Will links without a protocol be handled automatically?

Yes. The tool automatically completes links without http:// or https:// by prepending http://.

Can I customize the opening order or loop opening?

The current version does not yet support custom order or loop mode; this may be optimized based on user feedback in the future.

What is the maximum number of links I can open at once?

In theory there is no upper limit, but the browser and system performance will limit the number of pages opened. We recommend no more than 20 tabs at once to avoid crashes.