What kind of text can I paste in?

Anything — raw text, pasted HTML, CSV exports, email headers, or scraped web content. The tool scans the whole input with a regular expression and pulls out anything shaped like an email address, regardless of surrounding formatting.

Will it catch every valid email address?

It catches the vast majority of real-world addresses using a practical pattern (local part, @, domain, TLD of 2+ letters). Extremely unusual formats allowed by the email spec, such as quoted local parts, may not match, but everyday addresses will.

What does removing duplicates do?

With "Remove duplicates" on, each unique email address appears only once in the output, even if it shows up multiple times in your input. Turn it off if you want to see and count every occurrence, including repeats.

Is my text uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser with JavaScript — your text is never sent to a server.

EMAIL EXTRACTOR

Pull every email address out of pasted text. Nothing leaves your browser.

Input

Output (3 emails)

hello@example.com
support@example.com
jane.doe+newsletter@company.co

Unique emails: 3Total matches: 4

How to extract email addresses

1
Paste text, HTML, or a document dump into the input box.
2
Toggle whether to remove duplicate email addresses from the results.
3
Copy the extracted email addresses from the output box, one per line.

Questions

What kind of text can I paste in?: Anything — raw text, pasted HTML, CSV exports, email headers, or scraped web content. The tool scans the whole input with a regular expression and pulls out anything shaped like an email address, regardless of surrounding formatting.
Will it catch every valid email address?: It catches the vast majority of real-world addresses using a practical pattern (local part, @, domain, TLD of 2+ letters). Extremely unusual formats allowed by the email spec, such as quoted local parts, may not match, but everyday addresses will.
What does removing duplicates do?: With "Remove duplicates" on, each unique email address appears only once in the output, even if it shows up multiple times in your input. Turn it off if you want to see and count every occurrence, including repeats.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?: No. Everything runs locally in your browser with JavaScript — your text is never sent to a server.