Paste any text and instantly extract all email addresses.
Practical guide
An email extractor finds text that follows a common email-address pattern and separates those matches from the surrounding copy. It is useful when addresses are buried in notes, exported records, support transcripts, or documents you are authorized to process. This tool works on text pasted into the browser, can remove duplicate matches, and can copy or download the resulting list.
Pattern matching does not prove that an inbox exists, belongs to the expected person, accepts mail, or can legally be contacted. Review every result against its source and your privacy, consent, and anti-spam obligations. The extractor is best treated as a cleaning and quality-assurance utility, not as a contact-harvesting or email-validation service.
Separate email addresses from CRM notes, form exports, or internal records before importing reviewed data into another system.
Find addresses embedded in a long document so outdated or inconsistent contact details can be reviewed.
The tool detects address-shaped text only. It does not send mail, query mail servers, or verify ownership and deliverability.
No. It finds strings that match a typical email format. Deliverability, ownership, consent, and mailbox status require separate checks.
The extraction logic runs in the browser from the text you provide. You should still avoid pasting sensitive information that is not necessary for the task.
When deduplication is enabled, lowercase comparison prevents visually identical addresses with different capitalization from appearing more than once.
A detected address is not evidence of permission to contact someone. Apply the laws, platform rules, and consent standards relevant to your location and audience.
