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Email Extractor


Pull every email address out of a block of text or HTML, then dedupe, lowercase, and sort the results — all inside your browser, with nothing uploaded.

💡 About extracting emails

  • Private: the text is scanned in your browser and never uploaded.
  • Clean lists: dedupe, lowercase, and sort in one pass.
  • Please only use extracted addresses in ways people have consented to.

The Email Extractor finds every email address in a block of text or HTML, right in your browser.

Paste your content, and get a clean list you can dedupe, lowercase, and sort. Nothing is uploaded.

How to extract emails

  1. Paste your text. An email thread, a web page's source, a spreadsheet dump — anything.
  2. Choose your options. Remove duplicates, lowercase, and sort as needed.
  3. Pick a separator. New lines, commas, or semicolons for the output.
  4. Copy the list. Grab the addresses with one click.

Why extract in the browser?

Pasting a contact list into an online extractor means handing those addresses to someone else's server. Doing it locally keeps the data private.

It is also instant, with no upload step, which matters when you are cleaning up a large export.

  • Private: scanning happens on your device, never uploaded.
  • Clean output: dedupe, lowercase, and sort together.
  • Flexible format: line, comma, or semicolon separated.
  • Works on HTML: ignores tags and pulls just the addresses.

Related tools

Extracting and checking go hand in hand. Once you have a list, the Email Validator flags any malformed addresses or likely typos.

If you need links rather than emails, the URLs Extractor pulls web addresses from the same kind of text. And to tidy the final list further, the Remove Duplicate Lines clears any leftover repeats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the text I paste uploaded anywhere?

No. The text is scanned in your browser, so it never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or logged.

Can it pull emails out of HTML?

Yes. It finds addresses inside HTML, plain text, CSV, or any pasted content, ignoring the surrounding tags and markup.

Can I remove duplicates automatically?

Yes. The remove-duplicates option keeps only the first occurrence of each address, and you can also lowercase and sort the list in the same pass.

How do I choose the output format?

Pick whether the results are separated by new lines, commas, or semicolons, so you can paste straight into a spreadsheet or an email client.

Is it OK to email the addresses I extract?

Only contact people who have agreed to hear from you. Extracting addresses to send unsolicited email may break anti-spam and privacy laws.