Email Extractor
Pull all the email addresses out of a block of text into a clean list.
Finding the addresses in the noise
Email addresses often need rescuing from somewhere messy — a wall of pasted text, a document, a page of contacts mixed with other words. This scans the text, recognises anything shaped like an email address, and pulls them all out into a tidy list, so you do not have to hunt through and copy each one by hand.
Paste the text and the addresses are collected for you.
A tidy, de-duplicated result
The list is most useful when it is clean, so a good extraction removes duplicates and can present the addresses one per line or comma-separated, ready to drop into a mail client or a spreadsheet. A quick word on use: pulling addresses from text you have permission to use is one thing, but scraping them to send unsolicited mail is another, and often against the rules of wherever they came from.
Common questions
Does it remove duplicate addresses?
Yes — the extracted list keeps one of each and can be output one per line or comma-separated.
What counts as an email address?
Anything matching the standard address shape, like name@example.com, is recognised and pulled out.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The extraction happens in your browser.