Does it validate that the addresses exist?
No. It extracts strings shaped like addresses; whether a mailbox answers is only knowable by sending to it.
Email Extractor
Pull every email address out of any text, deduplicated, one per line, ready to paste.
Feedback✓Key Features
- Finds addresses anywhere in messy text
- Handles dots, plus tags and multi-level domains
- Deduplicates case-insensitively
- Outputs one address per line
- Nothing is uploaded: extraction is local
★Benefits
- Build a recipient list out of a thread or a document in seconds
- Salvage addresses from exports that lost their structure
- Paste the result straight into a mail client or spreadsheet
- Keep the source text private while you do it
How to use this tool
1
Paste any text that contains email addresses
2
Click Process
3
Copy the one-per-line list
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the text sent anywhere?
No. The extraction runs in your browser, which matters precisely because this kind of text is often private.