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Extract Email Addresses

Paste any text — a page, a document, a message — and get a clean, de-duplicated, sorted list of every email address it contains.

Extract Emails

🔒 Nothing you enter is sent anywhere or stored. All processing happens in your browser.

How it works

When you have a wall of text — an exported chat, a web page, a signature block or a spreadsheet dump — finding the email addresses buried inside it by hand is painful. This tool scans your text with a pattern that matches standard email formats and pulls every address out at once.

The results are automatically lower-cased, de-duplicated so each address appears only once, and sorted alphabetically into a clean list. A counter shows how many unique addresses were found, and one click copies the whole list ready to paste into a mailing tool or a spreadsheet.

The scan runs entirely in your browser, so contact lists and private correspondence never leave your device.

Examples

Exported email thread → pull out every participant's address.
Copied web page → collect all contact emails into one list.
Messy spreadsheet paste → extract just the addresses, deduped and sorted.

Frequently asked questions

What email formats are detected?
It matches standard addresses of the form name@domain.tld, including dots, plus signs, hyphens and percent signs in the local part.
Are duplicates removed?
Yes. Addresses are lower-cased and de-duplicated, so each unique address appears once even if it occurs many times in the text.
Are the results sorted?
Yes. The final list is sorted alphabetically to make it easy to scan and compare.
Will it catch unusual or malformed addresses?
It targets the common, valid format. Highly unusual addresses (for example with quoted local parts) may not be matched, which also avoids false positives.
Is my text uploaded?
No. Extraction happens locally in your browser, so the text and the addresses never leave your device.