Copy All Tab URLs in Chrome, Edge and Brave (2026)

To copy all tab URLs in Chrome, bookmark the window's tabs with Ctrl + Shift + D (Command + Shift + D on Mac), then select the new folder's bookmarks in the Bookmark Manager and press Ctrl + C. If you share tab lists every week, the TabCopy extension (100,000 users) does it in one click, with titles.

How do I copy all tab URLs in Chrome without an extension?

Chrome has no single "copy all tab URLs" command, but a bookmarks folder works as a go-between.

1. Go to the window whose tabs you want.
2. Press Ctrl + Shift + D (Windows, Linux) or Command + Shift + D (Mac) and name the folder, for example links for Priya (Google's shortcut list).
3. Open the Bookmark Manager with Ctrl + Shift + O (Command + Option + B on Mac).
4. Open the folder, click one bookmark, then press Ctrl + A (Command + A).
5. Press Ctrl + C (Command + C); Chrome shows how many items it copied.
6. Paste into a doc, ticket or chat: one URL per line, no titles.

• Edge: the same shortcut saves tabs as favorites, or use Settings and more, then Favorites, then Add open pages to favorites (Microsoft's shortcut list). Check the pasted result, since it can differ from Chrome.
• Brave: same shortcut and Bookmark Manager as Chrome.
• Need a file? In the Bookmark Manager, the three-dot menu has Export bookmarks, which writes an HTML file of all your bookmarks; trim it before sharing.

Which extensions copy all tab URLs in one click?

TabCopy is the one to install if copying is the job; Session Buddy and OneTab copy as a side feature of saving tabs.

• TabCopy: works from the toolbar, a keyboard shortcut or the right-click menu. Markdown keeps titles for a reading list in a doc. Skip it if you copy once a month.
• Session Buddy: pick it if you also want searchable saved sessions.
• OneTab: pick it if you mostly want to collapse tabs into a list and free memory.

Small "Copy All URLs" extensions also exist. Check the last-updated date and permissions first, since they can see every site you have open.

Can SuperCommands copy all tab URLs?

No. SuperCommands has no command that copies open tab URLs to the clipboard. If you copy URLs only to reopen the same set later, save them instead:

1. Press Alt + S and type c link.
2. Choose Current Tabs, tick the tabs and save them as a named link collection.
3. Add a Text Shortcut such as research, then reopen the set with c research (Links docs).

It skips duplicate URLs and cannot save browser-internal pages like chrome://settings.

Which one should you pick?

• Pick the bookmark folder method if you copy tab lists once in a while.
• Pick TabCopy if you copy every week or need titles and Markdown.
• Pick Session Buddy if you also want saved sessions with export.
• Pick a SuperCommands link collection (free and open source) if you really want the same tabs back every morning. See how to save all tabs in Chrome and how to open multiple URLs at once.

FAQ

Is there a shortcut to copy all tab URLs in Chrome?

Not a single built-in one. Use Ctrl + Shift + D, then Ctrl + A and Ctrl + C in the Bookmark Manager, or assign a shortcut in TabCopy.

Does copying from the Bookmark Manager include page titles?

No, URLs only. Use TabCopy's Title and URL or Markdown format, or export bookmarks to HTML.

Can I copy URLs from all Chrome windows at once?

Not with the built-in method. TabCopy copies tabs from all windows in one go.

How do I export all open tabs to a text file?

Paste the copied URLs into a text editor, or use Session Buddy's plain text or CSV export.