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Extract Emails from Text

Extract Emails from Text — Free email extractor. Paste any text — a webpage, document, CSV, or message — and extract every email address instantly. Get a clean deduplicated list, one address per line. No signup required.

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What this tool does

Paste any block of text — a contact list, CSV export, email thread, webpage source, or document — and this tool extracts every email address it finds. The output is a clean list, one address per line, ready to copy or import elsewhere.

Toggle Unique only to remove duplicates. All addresses are lowercased for consistency — [email protected] and [email protected] count as the same.

Common use cases

  • Extracting contacts from a scraped webpage or directory listing
  • Pulling addresses from a messy CSV or exported spreadsheet
  • Auditing which emails appear in a log file or API response
  • Building a mailing list from raw document text
  • Deduplicating a contact list from multiple sources

What counts as a valid email?

This tool matches the standard [email protected] format. It supports plus addressing ([email protected]), subdomains ([email protected]), and country-code TLDs ([email protected]). It does not validate whether addresses actually exist — only that they match the format.

Frequently Asked Questions

What email formats does this tool detect?

This tool finds standard email addresses in the format [email protected]. It handles common special characters in the local part (dots, plus signs, underscores, hyphens) and all TLD lengths. Addresses like [email protected] are detected correctly.

Are duplicate emails removed?

Toggle to "Unique" mode to see each email address only once. Emails are compared case-insensitively, so [email protected] and [email protected] collapse into a single result. That makes it easy to clean up mailing lists before copying or exporting them.

Can I use this to extract emails from a webpage or HTML?

Yes — paste the raw HTML source or visible text and all email addresses will be extracted. Emails inside mailto: links, plain text, and attributes are all detected.

Why are some email-like strings missing from the results?

The extractor only returns real email addresses that match standard syntax. Obfuscated text like name [at] example.com, malformed addresses, and emails that only appear inside images will not be picked up. If the source is messy, clean or decode the text first and run the extraction again.

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