Learn how to save all open tabs in Apple’s Safari browser at once as bookmarks, so you can revisit those links easily on your iPhone or iPad.
If you ever ended up with a bunch of tabs after researching something in Safari on your iPhone or iPad that you wanted to save for later, you probably bookmarked them one by one, which can be tedious with dozens of open tabs.
Or, save yourself some time by bookmarking all open tabs with a hidden Safari option by following the instructions below.
Save open Safari tabs as bookmarks on iOS
1) Open Safari tabs you’d like to save for later. Skip this step if all relevant websites are already open.
2) Tap the All Tabs button next to the address bar in iOS 27. In iOS 26, tap the three-dot icon next to the address bar, and choose All Tabs in the menu.
3) You’ll now see an overview of your open tabs. Tap the three-dot menu icon (in the top-right corner in iOS 27 and top-left in iOS 26) and choose Add Bookmarks for N Tabs.
4) Name the new bookmarks folder for open tabs. Then, select another location or leave it set to Favorites and tap Save.
If your iPhone runs iOS 18 or older, or you use the Bottom tabs layout in Safari on iOS 26 or iOS 27 (selectable in the Safari settings), follow these steps instead:
1) Touch and hold the Bookmark button in Safari and choose Add Bookmarks for N Tabs from the menu.
2) This will create a new folder for your Safari tabs; give it a custom name, choose a folder location, and tap Save.
This option won’t save your pinned tabs unless the Bottom tabs layout is selected. If you keep multiple tabs open in Safari without saving them as bookmarks, this is a handy time-saver, so bookmark this article for future reference.
Other tips to manage Safari bookmarks: