Email extractor

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About the Email Extractor

The Email Extractor pulls every email address out of any block of text. It supports common obfuscations (the "name [at] domain [dot] com" pattern) and de-duplicates the results.

How to use it

  1. Paste text into the input.
  2. The tool returns a sorted list of unique addresses.
  3. Copy or download the result.

Privacy

Extraction happens locally; your text is not uploaded.

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Emails are usually buried inside larger text — a support page, a thread, a pasted contact block — and picking them out of a paragraph by hand is slow and error-prone. This extractor scans any text you paste, pulls out every valid-looking email address, and returns a clean list with duplicates removed so you can use it directly.

It saves minutes on routine cleanup: collecting contacts from a document, deduplicating a mailing dump, or building a quick list from pasted conversation history without retyping a single address.

How to Use the Email Extractor

  1. Paste the text, page or document that contains the addresses.
  2. Read the extracted email list, deduplicated and ready to copy.
  3. Copy or download the clean list for your mailer or spreadsheet.

Practical Use Cases

Collect contact addresses from a long support or team document, clean up a pasted message thread into a usable recipient list, and deduplicate a messy contact dump before importing it into your address book.

Respect Recipients

Only collect addresses you are entitled to contact. Pulling emails to build unsolicited mailing lists is intrusive and often against anti-spam rules, so use this tool on your own documents and contacts.

Email extraction — common questions

Does it remove duplicate addresses?

Yes. The extracted list is deduplicated, so the same address appearing many times is returned once, which makes the output ready for import into a mailer or sheet.

Will it catch email-looking strings that are fake?

It finds strings in the standard address shape. Whether a particular address is active or belongs to a bouncing account is something only an actual send attempt can confirm.

Is collecting emails from public pages allowed?

That depends on your local rules and the source. Contact addresses you are entitled to use are fine. Building unsolicited large-scale lists can breach anti-spam law, so keep extraction to your own data.

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