Bulk URL Remover for Google Search Console & Bing

Bulk URL removal for Google Search Console & Bing Webmaster Tools. Prefixes, CSV import, inspection, IndexNow. 100 free a day.

Remove hundreds of URLs from Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools without clicking through them one by one. Free for 100 URLs a day with no account, or $4.99 once for unlimited. Nothing is tracked. Google's Removals tool takes one URL per request. So does Bing's Block URLs page. That's fine for three pages and miserable for three hundred. Paste your list (or import a CSV or TXT file), pick the removal type, and the extension submits every request for you, right on the page you already have open. WHAT'S NEW This is the biggest update so far: • Bing Webmaster Tools works now, not just Google • Remove one URL or everything under a prefix, like all your ?filter_ pages at once • It's a lot faster, and it keeps going while you work in other tabs • Pause whenever you like. Lists longer than Google's 1,000-a-day limit pick up again the next day • You see what happened to every URL, with the reason when one fails, and can download it all as a CSV • It checks your URLs belong to the selected site before it starts, so no requests are wasted on the wrong domain • Bulk URL inspection and IndexNow come along as a bonus • And it got a cleaner design FREE, OR $4.99 FOR UNLIMITED The free plan covers 100 URLs a day: removals, inspections and IndexNow submissions all count, failed ones don't. It needs no account and the count resets at midnight. If a list runs past it, the rest waits for the next day. For bigger jobs, a one-time $4.99 lifetime license removes the limit. Sign in with your email to buy it, and use it on any browser you sign in to. No subscription. WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT On Google Search Console, hide URLs for about six months, clear their snippet, inspect URLs in bulk or request indexing. On Bing Webmaster Tools, block single pages or whole directories. With IndexNow, tell Bing, Yandex and others that pages changed. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open Removals in Search Console (or Block URLs in Bing Webmaster Tools) and pick your site. 2. Click the extension, paste your URLs and choose what should happen to them. 3. Hit Start removals. The extension icon shows the progress, so you can get on with something else. There's a step-by-step guide here: https://nikitakostin.com/guides/bulk-url-remover-extension/ A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING • Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools need to be in English, because the extension finds buttons by their names. • You need owner or full access to the site. • Removals don't last forever. Google's run for about six months, so if a page should be gone for good, delete it or add a noindex tag as well. I build and look after this on my own. It isn't made by or affiliated with Google or Microsoft. Found a bug, or missing something? Tell me at https://nikitakostin.com/