Tools for Cloudflare

Bulk zone management for Cloudflare on Windows: add domains, browse and export zones to CSV, purge cache, delete zones.

Available on: Microsoft Store GitHub Project site

Tools for Cloudflare brings fast, reliable bulk zone management to your Windows desktop. Built for domain professionals who manage dozens or hundreds of zones across several Cloudflare accounts, it works with your own account through the public Cloudflare API v4.

Key features

  • Bulk Add Domains — paste domains from any source: plain lists, CSV, HTML, emails, URLs or raw exports. The parser extracts root domains, handles IDN and Punycode, flags duplicates, and lets you review the list and remove individual domains before anything is created.

  • Zone list and CSV export — every zone with its status, plan and nameservers; filter by name and export to CSV, for one account or for all accounts at once.

  • Bulk Purge Cache — load the zones of the active account, filter, select what you need, and run a batch purge with per-zone progress. Non-active zones stay visible but cannot be selected.

  • Bulk Delete Zones — filter, select, confirm in a safety dialog, and follow per-zone status as the batch runs. The list reloads automatically when it finishes.

  • Batch result export — after any add, purge or delete run, save a CSV with per-domain status and error text.

  • API token or Global API Key — sign in with a user token cfut_, an account-owned token cfat_ or the classic key; the kind is detected from the secret you paste.

  • Multi-account workflow — sign in once, pick the active account, and switch accounts without re-entering credentials.

  • 12 interface languages — follows the Windows display language, or set it yourself in Settings.

  • Dark and light themes — follows your system preference or can be set manually.

Nothing else to install: the .NET 8 runtime and the Windows App SDK ship inside the package. Windows 10 and 11, x64 and ARM64.

Credentials are stored locally in Windows Credential Manager and sent only to the Cloudflare API. No telemetry, no analytics, no purchases; the source is open under MIT on GitHub.

The app used to be called CFTools. The same operations live in the Cloudflare Tools browser extension for Chrome, Edge and Firefox, which keeps the earlier name.

Cloudflare is a trademark of Cloudflare, Inc. This is an independent app by 301.st, an edge redirect management platform on Cloudflare Workers; it is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Cloudflare, Inc.