WordPress & Elementor Bulk URL Editor Opener

WordPress URLs — one per line

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💡 Paste any public WordPress URL — no post IDs needed. The tool calls the WordPress REST API (with a CORS proxy fallback) to resolve each ID automatically, then opens the editor. You must be logged into WordPress in the same browser for editor links to work.

Results

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#	URL	Post ID	Type	Status	Open In

What Is the WordPress & Elementor Bulk URL Editor?

This tool solves a common WordPress frustration: needing to edit many pages at once. Instead of opening each page individually in WordPress admin and then navigating to the editor, you paste a list of URLs, the tool automatically fetches their Post IDs via the WordPress REST API, and then opens all of them in Elementor or the Block Editor simultaneously.

How to Use the Bulk Editor Opener

Paste your WordPress page URLs — one per line (up to 80 URLs)
Choose your editor: Elementor, WP Block Editor, or Both
Adjust the tab delay to prevent browser pop-up blocking (0.8s recommended)
Click "Fetch IDs & Open" — Post IDs are resolved automatically
Check the results table for any pages that couldn't be found
Use the "Re-open Pending" button to retry blocked tabs

Elementor vs WordPress Block Editor: Which to Open?

Scenario	Recommended Editor
Building/redesigning page layouts	Elementor
Editing post content, headings, text	WP Block Editor
Updating SEO fields (Yoast/RankMath)	WP Block Editor
Changing design elements, colours	Elementor
Quick text edits to multiple pages	WP Block Editor
Full page redesigns	Elementor

Troubleshooting: IDs Not Found

If you see "Not Found" for a URL, the slug may differ from the URL path (common with custom permalink structures), or the site may have disabled the WordPress REST API. "Blocked" status means the tool couldn't reach the WordPress API due to CORS restrictions — this sometimes happens on certain hosting configurations. In these cases, use the individual "Open" buttons once the IDs are known, or find the IDs manually in the WordPress admin.

Requirements

You must be logged into WordPress in the same browser session
WordPress REST API must be enabled (it is by default)
Elementor must be installed for the Elementor editor links to work
Allow pop-ups from this page in your browser for bulk opening to work