Extract Emails from Text
Extract all email addresses from any text instantly. Remove duplicates, filter by domain, export to CSV or TXT. Free, private, and works entirely in your browser.
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Paste text containing email addresses to extract them
💡 All processing happens in your browser — your text is never sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy.
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How to Use
- 1 Paste your text into the text area above. You can paste any text that contains email addresses — website content, documents, spreadsheets, or raw data.
- 2 Configure options like removing duplicates, converting to lowercase, sorting alphabetically, or filtering by a specific domain.
- 3 Review extracted emails in the results section. See statistics including total found, unique count, and domain breakdown.
- 4 Export your results by copying to clipboard (one per line or comma-separated) or downloading as TXT or CSV file.
Frequently Asked Questions
What email formats are detected?
Our extractor detects standard email formats following RFC 5322 specifications. This includes emails with dots, plus signs, hyphens, and underscores in the local part, as well as emails from any domain with valid TLDs.
Is my data private and secure?
Yes, absolutely! All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your text is never sent to any server. This makes our tool perfect for extracting emails from confidential documents or sensitive data.
How does domain filtering work?
Enter a domain (like "gmail.com") in the filter field to show only emails from that domain. This is useful when you want to extract emails from a specific company or service.
What's the difference between TXT and CSV export?
TXT export gives you one email per line — perfect for importing into email tools. CSV export creates a spreadsheet-compatible file with headers, ideal for data analysis or importing into Excel/Google Sheets.