Email extractor
Paste any text or load a file and pull out every email address. Remove duplicates, sort the list and copy or download it. Nothing is uploaded.
Where this helps
Use it to collect addresses from a copied web page, a saved email, an exported report or a long log file. The tool finds anything shaped like an email address and skips image names such as logo@2x.png.
Use extracted emails responsibly
Having an address does not mean you can email it. Check the rules that apply to you, such as CAN-SPAM and GDPR, include a clear opt-out and verify addresses before sending to protect your sender reputation.
Email extractor FAQ
How does the email extractor work?
It scans the text you paste or load from a file and picks out everything that looks like an email address. You can remove duplicates, convert to lowercase and sort the results, then copy or download them.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. The extraction runs entirely in your browser, so lists, documents and logs stay on your device.
Can I use extracted emails for cold email?
Only if you have a lawful basis. Laws such as CAN-SPAM and GDPR apply to business email too, so target relevant roles, include a clear opt-out and honour removal requests. Verify addresses before sending to protect your sender reputation.
Why were some addresses ignored?
Strings that end in file extensions such as .png or .jpg are skipped because they are usually image names like logo@2x.png, not real emails.
What file types can I load?
Any plain text based file such as .txt, .csv, .html, .eml or .log. Binary files like PDF or DOCX must be copied as text first.