Email Extractor
Extract common email address patterns from pasted text and list exact duplicates only once. Runs locally in your browser.
About the Email Extractor
Paste text containing email addresses to find common ASCII address patterns. Results appear one per line, with exact duplicates removed and a count of unique matches. This is a text extraction helper, not a mailbox validator: quoted local parts, internationalized addresses and other uncommon formats may not be recognized.
Features
- Extract all email addresses from any text
- List each email on a separate line
- Shows total count of found emails
- Handles hundreds of emails at once
- Copy all extracted emails at once
- 100% private — browser-only processing
How to use this tool
The Email Extractor works right in your browser — no signup, no installation. Follow these steps:
- Paste your text containing email addresses.
- All valid email addresses are instantly extracted and listed.
- The count shows how many emails were found.
- Click Copy to save the extracted emails.
Frequently asked questions
What email formats are supported?
It finds common ASCII email patterns such as name@example.com and first.last@company.co.uk, then removes exact duplicates. It does not implement every RFC 5322 address form or verify that an address exists.
Is this an email scraper?
This tool extracts emails from text you provide. Use it responsibly on content you own or have permission to process. Do not use it for unsolicited email harvesting.
Using the results
Developers and power users need tools that are exact and private. The Email Extractor runs its logic locally in your browser, returns results instantly, and never transmits your input — handy when you are working with keys, hashes, or data you would rather not paste into a remote service.