Bulk URL Remover
Chrome extension · free for 100 URLs a day

Remove URLs from Google and Bing in bulk

Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools take one URL per request. Paste your list or import a CSV, pick the removal type, and the extension submits every request for you, on the page you already have open.

Free: 100 URLs a day, no account. Lifetime license: $4.99, once. Your lists stay in your browser.

The extension's popup on Search Console: a list of eight URLs, removal options, and a Start removals button

Three steps, then it does the clicking

You choose the URLs and what should happen to them. The extension fills in the same forms you would, one after another.

Open the removals page

Removals in Search Console, or Block URLs in Bing Webmaster Tools, with your site selected.

Paste or import your list

One URL per line, or a CSV straight from a Search Console export. Duplicates are dropped, and commas inside URLs are kept.

Start, and get on with your day

It keeps going in the background, shows progress on its icon, and ends with a report of every URL.

Built for big clean-ups

Google and Bing

Temporary removals or clearing snippets on Google; blocking pages or their cache on Bing.

One URL, or a whole prefix

Remove every ?filter_ page or an entire old section with one line, and mix both in one CSV.

Long lists, handled

Google takes 1,000 a day and Bing about 500. It sends a day's worth, queues the rest, and picks up the next day.

A report you can act on

See what happened to each URL, with the reason when one fails, and download it all as a CSV.

Checks before it starts

URLs that don't belong to the selected site are flagged first, so no requests are wasted.

Inspection and IndexNow

Inspect URLs in bulk or request indexing on Search Console, and tell Bing, Yandex and others about new pages.

Free to use, $4.99 if you need more

Free

$0

  • 100 URLs a day: removals, inspections and IndexNow
  • Failed URLs don't count; resets at midnight
  • No account, no tracking

Lifetime license

$4.99 once, not a subscription

  • Unlimited URLs, for good
  • On every browser you sign in to with your email
  • Checkout and receipts by Polar

When the free URLs run out mid-list, the job pauses with the rest queued and continues the next day.

Questions

Are removals permanent?

No. Google hides a removed URL for about six months and Bing blocks it for 90 days. To keep a page out for good, also delete it (so it returns 404 or 410) or add a noindex tag.

What do I need to use it?

Owner or full access to the site in Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools, with the tool's language set to English: the extension finds buttons by their English names.

Can I undo a removal?

Yes. Cancel the request in Search Console or Bing's list of blocks, and the URL comes back.

Where does my list go?

Nowhere. Your URLs, settings and results stay in your browser. The only things sent elsewhere are URLs you submit to IndexNow, and your email if you sign in to buy the license. See the privacy policy.

I bought it; how do I use it on another computer?

Open the extension, click Unlock unlimited and sign in with the same email. There's no key to copy.

Stop clicking through removals one by one

Free for 100 URLs a day. $4.99 once for unlimited. Works in Chrome and Edge.

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