How it works
- Paste one URL per line, optionally followed by a title.
- Choose the folder name Chrome, Firefox, or Edge should create during import.
- Optionally group the generated bookmarks into domain subfolders.
- Download a standard bookmarks HTML file that never leaves your browser.
Turn a URL list into browser bookmarks
Sometimes the data you have is not a bookmarks export. It is a spreadsheet column, a project note, a copied tab list, or a text file from another tool. Browser bookmark managers generally want a specific HTML format, so pasting raw URLs directly usually means losing titles, folders, or both.
This generator bridges that gap. It accepts a plain list, reads optional titles after a pipe, comma, or tab, and writes a valid bookmarks.html file with the folder name you choose. The output uses the same bookmarks HTML format that Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and many other bookmark tools already understand.
If your list is long, grouping by domain can make the first import easier to scan. It is not a perfect taxonomy, but it quickly separates documentation, repos, articles, and apps without any manual sorting. Everything runs locally, so private work links stay on your device.