1. Add the list
Paste one URL per line, paste spreadsheet rows, or choose a CSV, TSV, or TXT file.
CSV TO BROWSER BOOKMARKS
Paste links or choose a CSV, TSV, or TXT file. Map the columns, review titles, folders, duplicates, and invalid rows, then download an HTML file your browser can import.
Use one URL per line or paste comma-, semicolon-, or tab-separated rows. A header row helps identify each column.
THREE STEPS
Paste one URL per line, paste spreadsheet rows, or choose a CSV, TSV, or TXT file.
Choose which column contains the URL, title, folder path, and optional date.
Review invalid rows and duplicates, then download HTML and import it from the browser's Bookmark Manager.
HOW TITLES ARE HANDLED
A browser bookmark needs a URL and a label. The converter uses the data you provide and stays honest when a label is missing.
Map a title column and that text becomes the bookmark label, including commas and accented characters.
When a title is blank, the tool derives a readable label from the hostname and path of the URL.
The tool does not open each URL, follow redirects, or parse remote HTML, so private lists remain local and conversion stays fast.
No. If the source has a title column, that text is used. If a title is blank, the tool creates a readable fallback from the URL itself without requesting the page.
URL is required. Title, folder path, and date added are optional. Extra columns can be ignored in the mapping step.
The download uses the Netscape bookmarks HTML format understood by Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox, Safari, and many other browsers.
No. The preview marks exact duplicates, but removal is opt-in and keeps the first occurrence only.
No. The input is parsed and the HTML is generated on your device. Titles, URLs, folders, and file names are not sent in analytics events.
NEED THE REVERSE CONVERSION?
Use this builder to import a list. Use the companion converter when you need to turn a Chrome bookmarks HTML export back into CSV.