Links and page code
Addresses with dots, plus signs and subdomains are found, including inside mailto links and URL-encoded text. Image names such as logo@2x.png are ignored.
A LITTLE HELP WITH YOUR TEXT
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Email Extractor
Find every email address in pasted text or a TXT or CSV file. Remove duplicates, sort by domain, then copy or download a clean list.
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THREE SMALL STEPS
How to extract email addresses from text
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Paste text or open a file
Paste an email thread, a web page or a spreadsheet export, or open a TXT or CSV file of up to 1,000,000 characters.
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Clean the list
Duplicates are removed even when capital letters differ. Keep the order found, sort from A to Z or group the addresses by domain.
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Copy or download
Separate the addresses with new lines, commas or semicolons, then copy them or download a TXT or CSV file.
Good to know
Capital letters
JOHN@Example.com and john@example.com count as one address, and the first spelling found is kept. Major email providers treat them as the same mailbox.
Use with consent
Only contact people who agreed to hear from you. Finding an address does not give permission to send it marketing emails.
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
How do I extract email addresses from text for free?
Paste the text or open a TXT or CSV file. The addresses appear immediately; choose how to sort and separate them, then copy or download the list. The tool finds address patterns only and does not verify them.
Can I extract email addresses from a website?
Open the page, select all of its text or view its source code, then paste it here. The tool does not visit websites itself, so it only finds addresses that you can copy.
Can I extract emails from an Excel file?
Save the sheet as a CSV file from Excel or Google Sheets, then open the CSV here. Addresses are found in every column.
How do I paste the addresses into Outlook or Gmail?
Separate them with semicolons for Outlook or commas for Gmail, copy the result and paste it into the To, Cc or Bcc field.
Does the tool check that the addresses exist?
No. It finds text shaped like an email address. It does not contact mail servers or confirm that a mailbox exists.
Why is an address missing from the results?
Addresses written with words instead of symbols, such as “name at example dot com”, are not recognised because they are not valid as written.
Is the pasted text sent anywhere?
No. Pasted text and opened files are read in your browser, so the addresses stay on your device.