Email Address Extractor
Extract email address candidates from pasted text and remove exact duplicates without uploading your contact data.
Start with your input
Edit the example or replace it with your own text.
Choose your options
These settings are optional. Keep the defaults to get started.
How to use Email Address Extractor
- Paste text containing email addresses.
- Choose whether to retain exact duplicate occurrences.
- Extract candidate addresses and review the list before use.
A practical extractor, not a mailbox verifier
This tool finds common ASCII email address forms with a dotted domain. It accepts common local-part punctuation and subdomains, then rejects consecutive dots and invalid domain labels. It does not cover quoted local parts, address literals, internationalized local parts or every form permitted by email standards. Review unusual addresses separately.
Preserve address spelling
Deduplication compares exact strings, including case, because local-part handling belongs to the receiving mail system. The tool does not contact mail servers, verify ownership, or confirm deliverability. A syntactically plausible candidate can still be nonexistent. Use the results only in a workflow where you are authorized to process those contacts, and keep confidential lists out of shared output.
Example input
Contact ada@example.com or support@example.org. Copy ada@example.com on the message.
Can this tell whether an email address exists?
No. Extraction and syntax checks do not establish mailbox existence, ownership or permission to send messages.
Is input uploaded?
Processing takes place in your browser. This tool does not send your input or selected files to a conversion API.