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A free tool to automate removal of URLs in bulk in Google Search Console. GSC Bulk URL Remover – Free Google Search Console Automation Tool Supercharge your SEO workflow with this powerful Chrome extension that automates bulk URL removal and inspection in Google Search Console. Perfect for SEOs, web admins, and marketers needing fast, accurate control over what’s indexed on Google. ✅ What This Extension Does 🔁 Automates bulk URL removal requests (Temporary Removal + Clear Cached URL) 🔍 Performs bulk URL inspection directly in Google Search Console 📂 Supports both CSV/TXT uploads and manual URL input 📥 Downloads status/results for your records ⚙️ Handles smart batching to comply with Google’s 1000 URL/day limit ⭐ Why You Should Install It ⏱️ Save hours by automating tedious URL submissions 🔎 Inspect URLs at scale to check crawl/index status before removal ❌ Quickly remove outdated, broken, or duplicate content from Google 🧠 Avoid manual errors and inconsistent data handling 💸 Completely free — no subscriptions, no limits 🛠️ Built for professionals who need reliable GSC automation 👥 Who It’s For SEO professionals managing large or client websites Webmasters performing bulk cleanup or audits Digital marketers maintaining content hygiene Developers needing automated GSC tasks Agencies offering Google indexing cleanup services ⚙️ How to Use It Open Google Search Console in your Chrome browser Click the extension icon Upload your CSV/TXT file or paste URLs Choose between URL Inspection or URL Removal Select removal type (Temporary or Cache, if applicable) Click “Start” — automation begins immediately
Aug 2, 2025
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