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Email Address Extractor

Extract all email addresses from any block of text, HTML, or content in one click. Deduplicate and export instantly.

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How to Extract Email Addresses From Text

Need to pull email addresses out of a wall of text, a copied web page, or a document? Doing it manually is painfully slow. Our free Email Extractor uses pattern matching to instantly find every valid email address in whatever you paste.

The tool recognizes standard email formats across all domains and extensions (.com, .org, .co.uk, and more). It can automatically remove duplicates, convert everything to lowercase for consistency, and sort the results alphabetically — giving you a clean, ready-to-use list.

Useful for: extracting contacts from email signatures, pulling addresses from copied directories or web pages, cleaning up exported text data, and building prospect lists from research. As always, processing happens entirely in your browser, so your data stays private.

Please use responsibly: always respect privacy laws like GDPR and CAN-SPAM, and only email people who have a legitimate reason to hear from you or have opted in.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does email extraction work?
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The tool scans your text using a pattern that matches standard email formats, then collects every match into a clean list.
Does it work with HTML?
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Yes. You can paste raw HTML or text copied from web pages, and the tool will find the email addresses within it.
Can it extract from a website URL?
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This tool extracts from pasted text, not live URLs. Copy the page content and paste it here. Live URL crawling requires a backend service.
Is it legal to extract emails?
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Extracting emails from text you have access to is generally fine, but sending unsolicited email may violate laws like GDPR or CAN-SPAM. Always get consent before emailing.