Email Extractor

Pull every email address out of any text. Cleaned, deduplicated, ready to use.

Paste a web page, a directory dump, a spreadsheet column or a block of email headers. Every address is found and cleaned up. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Or drag a file onto the box above — choose a CSV or text file. Any column layout works; addresses are found wherever they sit.

mail.bbc.co.uk and bbc.co.uk stay in separate groups
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Root domain grouping is public-suffix aware, so r.patel@bbc.co.uk and news@bbc.co.uk land together under bbc.co.uk rather than splitting on co.uk. Exact domain grouping keeps every distinct mail host separate — mail.acme.com and acme.com stay apart.

Common questions

How do I extract email addresses from text?

Paste anything — a web page, a directory dump, a spreadsheet column, a block of email headers — and every address in it is pulled out automatically. Separators don't matter; commas, semicolons, line breaks and addresses buried in prose all work.

Does it remove duplicates?

Yes, and case-insensitively, so Dana@example.com and dana@example.com count once. There's also an option to strip +tags, which collapses dana+news@gmail.com into dana@gmail.com — a duplicate class most extractors miss entirely.

What formats can I export to?

CSV, XLSX, JSON and plain text, or copy straight to the clipboard with your choice of separator — new line, comma, semicolon, pipe, tab or something custom.

Can I split the results into batches?

Yes. Set a number in the group field and the output is broken into blocks of that size, which is useful when a sending tool or a daily limit caps how many addresses you can paste at once.

Is there a limit on how many addresses?

There's no hard limit — files up to 25 MB load directly, which is several hundred thousand addresses. Very large lists on an older phone will be slower simply because all the work happens on your device.

Is my list uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs inside this browser tab and nothing is transmitted.