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Email Extractor

Extract email addresses from pasted text, HTML, CSV data, logs, or uploaded text files.

Email Extractor scans pasted text, HTML, CSV data, logs, or a small uploaded text file and extracts email addresses into a clean, copy-ready list. It can remove duplicates, normalize casing, sort the result, and summarize addresses by domain.

Email Extractor

Paste content or upload a text file to extract email addresses and review the result by address and domain.

Extract email addresses from pasted text, HTML, logs, CSV data, or uploaded text files with duplicate handling, optional obfuscation detection, and domain summaries.

Text, HTML, or source content The tool recognizes normal email addresses and, when enabled, common obfuscated patterns such as name [at] example [dot] com. Optional TXT, HTML, or CSV file Drop a small text file here TXT, HTML, HTM, or CSV files up to 4 MB are accepted. Choose File No file selected

Duplicate emails Email casing Obfuscated addresses Output order

Only process email addresses you are authorized to handle. Avoid uploading sensitive contact lists unless your use complies with privacy, consent, and retention requirements.

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What the Email Extractor Does

The tool looks for standard email address patterns in pasted content or an optional uploaded TXT, HTML, HTM, or CSV file. It also decodes HTML entities before scanning, which helps when addresses come from page source or exported markup.

Obfuscated Email Addresses

Some websites write addresses as name [at] example [dot] com to reduce automated harvesting. When enabled, this tool attempts to recognize common at and dot patterns and convert them back into normal email address format.

Duplicate and Domain Review

Results can be de-duplicated, lowercased, and sorted by source order, address, or domain. The domain summary helps identify where addresses are concentrated, which is useful when reviewing contact exports, logs, HTML pages, or research notes.

Privacy and Responsible Use

Email addresses are personal data in many contexts. Use extracted addresses only when you have a lawful and appropriate reason, and do not use this tool to build unsolicited mailing lists or bypass consent requirements.

Email Extraction Tips

After extracting addresses, review the list before using it. This tool can identify email-like patterns, but it does not confirm mailbox ownership, consent, deliverability, or whether contacting the address is appropriate under privacy and anti-spam rules.