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Baidu URL Submission Tool
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Free online Baidu URL submission tool. Actively push website links to Baidu to accelerate page indexing and content updates fast.
Must exactly match the site displayed under 'Resource Submission' in Baidu Search Resource Platform.
Find it on Baidu Search Resource Platform → Regular Inclusion → Resource Submission → API Push page.
Enter one complete URL per line (including http/https). Maximum 2000 URLs per submission.
Please fill in the site, token, and at least one valid URL to get the Baidu active push API address and example code.
Overview
Understand what the tool solves, how it works, and the boundaries of its data.
This page helps a site owner prepare request details for Baidu’s ordinary-inclusion URL submission API. Enter the verified site, its matching push token, and the URLs to submit. The tool generates a request URL, a newline-separated request body, and sample commands in cURL, PHP, and Python.
It prepares the request for you; it does not send it to Baidu. You must execute the copied command or code in an environment you control and inspect Baidu’s response there. Preparing or sending a request does not confirm that a page will be crawled, indexed, or shown in search results.
Enter one complete HTTP or HTTPS URL on each line. Blank lines are skipped, duplicate lines are removed, and malformed or unsupported addresses are counted as invalid. The generated body includes up to the first 2,000 valid unique URLs. If the list exceeds that amount, review the count and prepare another request for the remainder.
Baidu’s documentation describes ordinary inclusion as a way for site owners to submit resources and help crawlers discover links. The site and token should belong together and correspond to a site you have verified in the Baidu Search Resource Platform.
The result shows the request address, POST method, body size, number of URLs included, and counts for invalid entries. Tabs let you inspect the cURL, PHP, Python, or plain request body. The code examples contain the site token and submitted URLs, so review what you copy and where you run it.
Guide
Follow the workflow and verify inputs and outputs with practical examples.
In Baidu Search Resource Platform, confirm the site is verified and retrieve the API push token for that same site.
Enter the site and token, then paste one complete URL per line. Include the scheme such as https://.
Review the valid, invalid, and included URL counts. Confirm the URLs belong to the site and that none were accidentally omitted by the 2,000-URL limit.
Inspect the generated request and choose the sample format that suits your environment. Copy and run it yourself, then check the response from Baidu.
The generated request includes the token in the request URL and the URLs in its body. Treat the token as a credential: do not post generated commands publicly or run them in an environment you do not trust. If a token may have been exposed, consult the platform’s credential guidance.
For large URL sets, divide the work into batches and keep a record of which list you ran. Duplicates are removed from a single prepared list, but the page does not track prior submissions.
Use cases
See how the tool fits into real work and everyday tasks.
Prepare a batch of eligible URLs for a site you manage, then run and monitor the request from your own environment.
Review the generated body to confirm each intended destination URL appears once before you submit it.
Compare the plain body with the included command samples to understand how a POST request is assembled.
Q&A
Find concise answers to common questions and confusing cases.
No. It prepares the request and sample code. You copy and execute a command or script yourself.
No. Submission is a resource notification step. It does not guarantee crawling, indexing, ranking, or search visibility.
The generated request includes up to 2,000 valid unique URLs. Additional URLs need a separate request.
Use the token for the matching verified site and keep generated request details private because they include the credential.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
Use a token only for a site you are authorized to manage, and protect copied request details. The generated request URL currently uses unencrypted HTTP, so avoid running it over an untrusted network and confirm Baidu’s current connection requirements before use. This page does not send the request or read indexing status. For current platform requirements, quotas, and response interpretation, consult Baidu’s own documentation and account interface.
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