Setting records on one ENS name is easy. Setting the same record on 30 names is a different story — most management surfaces ask you to sign 30 separate transactions and pay 30 separate gas bills.
Bulk Edit on ENS.Tools collapses that into a single multicall. Select the names, set the target records, sign once. We charge zero platform fee for it.
What you can edit in bulk
- ETH address — point dozens of names at a new wallet in one tx
- Multi-chain addresses (BTC, Solana, Bitcoin Lightning, every L2)
- Text records — avatar, description, URL, social handles
- Content hash (IPFS, IPNS, Arweave, Swarm, Skynet)
- ENSIP-25 agent registrations
Behind the scenes we batch the calls into a single multicall on the resolver, which is gas-cheaper than N separate transactions even before factoring in the saved time.
Why wrap first
Bulk Edit works on both wrapped and unwrapped names, but wrapping unlocks features you will want as your portfolio grows: per-record fuses, programmable expiry behaviours, ERC-1155 transfer semantics, and tighter ENS v2 readiness.
The catch has always been that wrapping costs gas per name. So we built BulkWrap — a contract that wraps multiple names in a single transaction. The savings compound: wrap five names for the gas cost of roughly two.
Try it
Head to /manage/bulk-edit to bulk-set records, or use the wrap toggle on the dashboard to bulk-wrap your portfolio. Both flows preview the gas estimate before you sign.