Email Extractor
Paste any text and get back a clean, deduplicated list of the email addresses inside it.
Overview
Emails end up buried in all kinds of unstructured text — exported chat logs, scraped web pages, CSV exports with extra columns, server logs, or a long forwarded email thread. Rather than searching by hand, this tool scans pasted text for anything shaped like an email address, removes duplicates (case-insensitively, since addresses aren't case-sensitive in practice), and lists what it found, one per line.
Examples
Extracting addresses from a mixed block of text
Contact Jane <[email protected]> or the support team at [email protected] for help.
[email protected] [email protected]
How It Works
- Paste text containing one or more email addresses into the box.
- Click Extract.
- Copy the deduplicated list of addresses found.
Use Cases
Pulling contacts out of a forwarded thread
Quickly collect every address mentioned across a long email chain without scrolling and copying by hand.
Cleaning scraped or exported data
Extract just the email addresses from a log file, CSV, or webpage dump that mixes them in with other text.
Tips
- This is a text scan, not a mailbox check — run results through the Email Validator or Disposable Email Checker if you need to confirm they're real or non-throwaway.
- Nothing you paste leaves your browser — extraction runs entirely client-side.
FAQ
No. The entire scan runs in your browser using JavaScript — nothing you paste is uploaded anywhere.
It matches the vast majority of real-world email address formats, but deliberately errs toward a broad, permissive pattern for scanning free text rather than the stricter shape used to validate one address on its own — see the Email Validator for that.
Yes, case-insensitively — [email protected] and [email protected] are treated as the same address and only listed once.