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Free online Bing URL submission tool. Quickly submit your website links to the Bing search engine to speed up crawling and improve indexing efficiency.
Ensure it matches the root domain of your verified site in Bing Webmaster Tools.
Log in to Bing Webmaster Tools → Settings → API Access → API Key to retrieve or create one.
Each line should contain a full URL (including http/https). Max 500 URLs per submission.
To get the Bing submission API address and sample code, please first provide your site, API Key, and at least one valid URL.
Overview
Understand what the tool solves, how it works, and the boundaries of its data.
This page formats a request for Bing’s URL Submission API from a verified site address, an API key, and a list of page URLs. It checks for full HTTP or HTTPS URL syntax, ignores duplicate lines, and includes up to the first 500 valid URLs in the generated request body. It also creates cURL, PHP, and Python examples.
The tool prepares text for you to copy; it does not send the request to Bing, report an API response, or confirm that pages were crawled or indexed. Bing’s current guidance recommends IndexNow for many update-notification workflows while continuing to describe its URL Submission API for direct Bing submissions. Choose the method appropriate to your site and follow Bing’s current instructions.
Guide
Follow the workflow and verify inputs and outputs with practical examples.
Use the site address associated with your Bing Webmaster Tools property. The form adds HTTPS when no protocol is entered; check that the resulting site address matches your verified property.
Use the key from Bing Webmaster Tools API access settings. The key is inserted into the generated request address, so treat copied commands and code as credentials.
Include http:// or https:// for each page. Duplicate lines are skipped, malformed or unsupported entries are excluded, and only the first 500 valid unique URLs are placed into the output.
Check the site, key, valid URL count, and request body. Copy the relevant cURL, PHP, or Python example, then run it in an environment you control and inspect Bing’s response.
Use cases
See how the tool fits into real work and everyday tasks.
Prepare a small request example for a site you administer, then execute it yourself and verify the response rather than assuming submission succeeded.
Paste a list of changed pages to identify invalid or duplicate lines and prepare up to the supported per-request limit.
Copy the request body or sample code for a teammate who maintains the site’s publishing or search-notification workflow.
Q&A
Find concise answers to common questions and confusing cases.
No. It generates a request address, body, and sample commands. You must execute a copied request yourself; this page does not make the API call.
No. Submission is a notification or request, not a guarantee of crawling, inclusion, ranking, or timing. Use Bing Webmaster Tools to inspect the URL’s status.
The generated request contains only the first 500 valid unique URLs in the pasted order. Split and review larger lists before using the resulting request.
No. Bing also recommends IndexNow for many update-notification cases. Review Bing’s current documentation before choosing an approach for your site.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
The API key appears in the generated request URL and example code. Do not share copied commands publicly or commit them to a public repository; rotate the key if it is exposed. The tool does not validate that a site is verified, send requests, interpret API responses, or confirm indexing. Review Bing’s current limits and API guidance before submitting.
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