DOCX workflow
Extract email addresses from a Word document
Find email-shaped text in a DOCX contact sheet, report or notes file. Supported DOCX extraction runs in your browser without uploading the document.
Choose a .docx file in the preselected File tab. Legacy .doc and image-only content are outside this parser.
Drop file here or click to upload
Supports: .txt, .csv, .docx, .pdf (Max 10MB each)
Input and output
What to provide
- Modern .docx documents with selectable text.
- Convert legacy .doc files to .docx before processing.
What you receive
- A deduplicated list assembled from extracted document text.
- Document formatting, comments and page layout are not preserved in the export.
Worked example
Example input
A DOCX team page containing “Operations — [email protected]”
Expected output
[email protected]
How to use this workflow
- 1Save the authorized document as DOCX.
- 2Choose it in the File tab.
- 3Extract and compare the list with the visible source.
- 4Review any unusual strings before export.
Accuracy boundaries
- Text inside screenshots, drawings or scans is not OCR processed.
- Legacy .doc files are unsupported.
- A found string may be outdated or incorrectly formatted in the source.
Privacy for this mode
DOCX parsing is performed locally in the browser. The document name and contents are excluded from anonymous analytics.
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Unsupported file type
Open the document in a trusted editor and save a copy as .docx.
Missing addresses from images
Use an authorized OCR step, then paste the resulting text into the text extractor.
Responsible use
Documents can contain personal or confidential data. Confirm your authority before opening, extracting or exporting it.
Review applicable privacy, anti-spam and data-protection requirements before contacting anyone.
Frequently asked questions
Do DOCX files leave my device?
The supported DOCX extraction path runs in your browser.
Does it support old .doc files?
No. Convert the document to .docx first.
Can it read text in screenshots?
No. The parser does not perform OCR.
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