Email Extractor Online — Free Tool
Scan bulk text and reliably extract valid email addresses, with options to filter out duplicates.
About this tool
The Email Extractor finds and pulls all email addresses from any block of text, webpage content, or document you paste in. It uses pattern matching to identify standard email formats ([email protected]) including those surrounded by HTML, commas, semicolons, or other characters. Results are deduplicated and displayed as a clean list ready to copy.
Common use cases
- Extracting contact emails from a copied webpage or article
- Pulling email addresses from a scraped list of text
- Cleaning and deduplicating a messy email list
- Finding all emails in a block of HTML source code
How to use
- Paste any text into the input box — webpage content, raw HTML, a list, a document, or any block of text containing email addresses.
- The tool scans for all strings matching the pattern [email protected].
- Results appear as a clean, deduplicated list of email addresses.
- Copy the full list with one click or select individual addresses.
This page is available at /tools/extract-emails/.
Understanding the result
- The extractor finds all valid email formats including those with subdomains ([email protected]) and plus addressing ([email protected]).
- Duplicates are automatically removed — if the same address appears 10 times in your input, it appears once in the output.
- The tool works on raw HTML too. If you paste page source code, it will find emails even inside href='mailto:...' links and data attributes.
- Emails inside image alt text or JavaScript strings may not be detected if they are obfuscated (e.g. user [at] domain [dot] com) — this is intentional spam protection by website owners.
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FAQ
Can this extract emails from a website URL?
This tool works on pasted text, not live URLs. To extract emails from a website, view the page source (Ctrl+U in most browsers), select all, copy, then paste into this tool.
Does it find emails inside HTML code?
Yes. The extractor recognises email patterns inside HTML attributes, mailto links, plain text, and comma or semicolons-separated lists.
Are duplicates removed automatically?
Yes. Each unique email address appears exactly once in the results regardless of how many times it appears in your input.
What email formats does it recognise?
Standard formats: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], and most other RFC 5322 compliant addresses. It does not detect obfuscated emails like name[at]domain[dot]com.
Is the text I paste stored anywhere?
No. All processing happens in your browser. Your pasted text is never sent to any server.
