Pull every email address from text, dedupe, sort, lowercase, filter by domain, group counts by domain and export to TXT or CSV.
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Email Extractor scans a block of text and pulls out every email address, turning messy mixed content, documents, exports, pasted blocks, into a clean list of addresses.
It works by matching the standard email pattern (local-part@domain.tld), so it finds addresses wherever they sit in the text, ignoring everything else. An optional de-duplication step gives you a unique list, which is exactly what you want when contacts repeat across the source.
A practical limit worth knowing: deliberately obfuscated addresses like 'name [at] domain dot com' won't be detected, because that obfuscation exists precisely to defeat extractors, only properly-formatted addresses are matched.
Everything runs in your browser, so contact data stays private. Use it responsibly: extracting from content you're entitled to is fine, but sending unsolicited email can breach laws like GDPR and CAN-SPAM, so always respect consent. Pair it with the URL Extractor and other ToolsMonk text tools.
| Price | Free, no signup, no paywall, no watermark |
|---|---|
| Works on | Any modern browser: desktop, tablet, and mobile |
| Processing | In your browser, files never leave your device |
| Account required | None |
| Category | Text Tools |
Paste the text containing email addresses
The tool finds and extracts every valid-looking address
Optionally de-duplicate the results
Copy the clean list of emails
Extracts all email addresses from a block of text
Finds addresses scattered through messy or mixed content
Option to de-duplicate the results
One-click copy of the clean list
Runs in your browser, your text is never uploaded
Free, with no signup and no character limit
Pulling email addresses out of a document, export, or pasted content
Building a clean contact list from mixed text
Extracting addresses from logs or scraped content you have rights to
Cleaning a messy list down to just the emails
Turn on de-duplication for a clean, unique contact list
Only use extracted addresses where you have consent, unsolicited email can breach anti-spam laws
Obfuscated addresses ('name [at] domain') won't be caught; that's by design on the source's part
Common questions about this tool, its workflow, and what to expect before you use it.
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