Extract email addresses from text
Pull every email address out of a text, one per line.
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Extract email addresses from text: what it does
Paste a page, a log, a mailing export or a long email thread and get a clean list of the email addresses inside it. Each address appears once, in the order it was first found. If no address is found, your text is left untouched.
Extract email addresses from text: how to use it
- Paste the text that contains email addresses.
- Select Apply.
- Copy the list of addresses.
Extract email addresses from text: when to use it
- Pull the addresses out of a long email thread or a contact page before building a mailing list.
- Collect the email addresses mentioned in a document, a CSV export or a log file.
- Check which addresses appear in a text without reading it line by line.
Extract email addresses from text: examples
Input
Write to ann@example.com or bob.smith@mail.org; cc ann@example.com
Result
ann@example.com bob.smith@mail.org
Input
Ann Lee – ann.lee@example.com Sales: sales@example.com, Support: help@example.com
Result
ann.lee@example.com sales@example.com help@example.com
Extract email addresses from text: questions and answers
Are duplicate addresses listed twice?
No. Each address is listed once, in the order of its first appearance.
Is my list of addresses uploaded?
No. The extraction runs in your browser, so the addresses never leave your device.
Does it validate the addresses?
It checks the shape only, name, at sign and domain. Whether a mailbox exists cannot be known from the text.
Can I get the result sorted?
Yes. Run Sort lines on the result to alphabetize the addresses.
Is my text sent to a server?
No. Everything runs in your browser on your own device, so your text never leaves it.
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