Extract all email addresses from any text, webpage source or document — outputs a clean deduplicated list instantly.
Click the input box and paste your text, HTML, social media post or document content. You can also click the Sample button to load an example.
Press the Extract button. All matching items are found instantly and displayed in the output panel as a clean, deduplicated list.
Click Copy to send the extracted list to your clipboard, or Download to save it as a .txt file. A comma-separated version is also shown for quick pasting.
It uses a regular expression pattern that matches the standard email format: characters@domain.extension. It handles complex emails including plus signs, dots and subdomains.
Yes — it handles standard emails (name@domain.com), plus-addressed emails (name+tag@domain.com), subdomain emails (name@mail.company.co.uk) and most RFC-compliant formats.
Yes — the output list is automatically deduplicated, so each email address appears only once regardless of how many times it appears in the source text.
Yes — paste the HTML source of any webpage and the extractor will find all email addresses embedded in the code, including those in mailto: links.
Yes. Everything runs in your browser. No text or extracted emails are ever uploaded to any server.
Emails are listed one per line in the main output, and also shown as a comma-separated list for easy pasting into email clients or spreadsheets.
