If you need to remove a lot of URLs from Google Search results, doing them one at a time through Google Search Console gets old very quickly.
I first wrote about this problem years ago, when I found a Chrome extension that would automate the process. It was simple, it worked, and it could save hours when you had hundreds or thousands* of URLs to deal with.
Eventually that extension became a paid product. That’s perfectly reasonable for the developer, but I only need a tool like this once in a while, and I never liked the idea of paying a monthly subscription for something I might use once every few years. I just had to pay for it Once this spring, and then a couple of days ago I needed it again, so I built my own.
And since I already built it, I figured I might as well give it away, and you can download it here for free.
Free Bulk URL Removal Tool
This tool lets you take a list of URLs and submit them through the Google Search Console URL removal process without manually entering every URL yourself.
There’s no subscription and nothing to buy.
It’s simply a tool I built for my own use that I’m making available here for anyone else who needs it.
If you’ve got a hacked website, thousands of junk URLs, old URLs that need to disappear quickly from the search results, or any other situation where submitting them individually would take forever, this should save you a lot of clicking.
One Important Point
Google’s removal tool is intended to temporarily remove URLs from Google Search results. It does not fix the underlying reason those URLs exist or guarantee permanent removal from Google’s index.
If the URLs should be gone permanently, you still need to handle that correctly on the website itself, whether that means deleting the pages, returning the proper HTTP status, using a noindex directive, restricting access, or fixing whatever created the unwanted URLs in the first place.
This tool just makes the Search Console removal process a whole lot faster.
Installation
- Download the extension zip file and unzip it on your computer.
- Open
chrome://extensionsin Chrome. - Turn on Developer mode (top-right toggle).
- Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
- Pin the extension to your toolbar for easy access.
How to Use
- Click the extension icon and enter your Search Console property exactly as it appears there (e.g.
example.comfor a Domain property, orhttps://example.com/for a URL-prefix property). - Paste your URLs (one per line), or import a CSV/TXT file.
- Click Start. A Search Console tab will open and submit each removal request automatically — don’t close or navigate that tab while it’s running.
- Watch the status next to each URL: Submitted, Already Pending, or Error.
- Click Export Results (CSV) when it’s done for your records.
* Google will only let you remove 1000
per day, whether You do it manually or whether you use this extension.
