Paste and extract
Extract email addresses from text
Turn contact notes, copied page text or other material you are allowed to process into a reviewable list. Pasted text is processed in your browser.
A sample is preloaded below. Edit it or paste your own text, then select Extract Emails.
Input and output
What to provide
- Plain text copied from a source you control or may process.
- Obfuscated forms such as name [at] example [dot] com can be handled when that option is enabled.
What you receive
- A normalized list of email-shaped matches.
- Duplicates are removed by default; TXT, CSV and JSON exports are available after review.
Worked example
Example input
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
Expected output
[email protected] [email protected]
How to use this workflow
- 1Paste or edit text in the Text tab.
- 2Open advanced settings only if you need stricter filters.
- 3Select Extract Emails and review every result.
- 4Export only the entries you are permitted to use.
Accuracy boundaries
- Syntax matching cannot prove that a mailbox exists, accepts mail or belongs to a named person.
- Unusual formatting can create missed matches or false positives.
- Extraction does not establish consent or a lawful basis for contact.
Privacy for this mode
Pasted text is parsed in the current browser tab. It is not sent to the extraction API. Optional anonymous analytics records only the tool mode and coarse count, size and duration ranges—not the text or extracted addresses.
Read the full Privacy Policy →Troubleshooting
No results
Check spelling and try enabling obfuscation handling if the source uses [at] or [dot].
Too many irrelevant matches
Use domain filters or exclude common providers, then review the smaller list.
Responsible use
Only process text you own or are authorized to use. A match is not permission to send email.
Review applicable privacy, anti-spam and data-protection requirements before contacting anyone.
Frequently asked questions
Does pasted text leave my browser?
The extraction step runs locally in the browser. Third-party analytics and advertising, when enabled, are separate and are disclosed in the Privacy Policy.
Are duplicates removed?
Yes by default. You can change that behavior in advanced settings.
Does a result mean the address is valid?
No. It is an email-shaped string, not proof of mailbox existence, deliverability or consent.
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