Extract Emails
Extract all email addresses from any text or messy list online. Remove duplicates, sort alphabetically, count results, and export one per line or comma-separated.
What is the Extract Emails?
Extract Emails scans any block of text and pulls out every valid email address it can find. Paste in raw logs, a contact dump, a scraped page, or a spreadsheet column and instantly get a clean list of just the addresses.
- Finds every email address in unstructured text
- Optional duplicate removal (case-insensitive)
- Optional alphabetical sorting
- Output one-per-line or comma-separated
- Live count of addresses found
- Processes locally — contact data is never uploaded
How to use the Extract Emails
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Paste the text containing email addresses into the input box.
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Toggle deduplication and alphabetical sorting to taste.
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Choose the output separator: one address per line or comma-separated.
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Copy the extracted list or download it as a text file.
About the Extract Emails
Extract Emails scans any block of text and pulls out every valid email address it can find. Paste in raw logs, a contact dump, a scraped page, or a spreadsheet column and instantly get a clean list of just the addresses.
You decide how the results look: remove duplicate addresses, sort them alphabetically, and output one email per line or as a comma-separated list ready to drop into a mail client's To field. A running count shows exactly how many were found.
All the matching happens in your browser with JavaScript, so nothing is uploaded. That's important when you're handling contact data — the addresses never leave your own device.
Frequently asked questions
How do I extract email addresses from a block of text?
Paste the text into the input box and the tool automatically detects and lists every email address using a pattern match. You can then dedupe, sort, and copy the results.
Can it remove duplicate email addresses?
Yes. Enable the deduplicate option and repeated addresses are collapsed to a single entry, compared case-insensitively so Bob@x.com and bob@x.com count as one.
How do I get emails as a comma-separated list?
Switch the separator option to comma-separated. The output becomes a single line of addresses joined by commas, ready to paste into an email client's recipient field.
Are email addresses I paste sent anywhere?
No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript. Your text and the addresses found stay on your device and are never uploaded.
Does it catch every kind of email address?
It matches standard addresses with the common user@domain.tld shape, including plus tags and subdomains. Highly unusual quoted-local-part addresses are rare and may not be detected.
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