Email Address Extractor
Paste an email thread, a web page or a messy list. The addresses are lifted out, de-duplicated and listed one per line or separated by commas.
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Ejemplos resueltos
Addresses in a sentence
Write to [email protected] or [email protected].
[email protected] [email protected]
Addresses are lower-cased and the full stop at the end is left behind.
Domains only
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
one.com two.org
Each domain appears once.
Sobre Email Address Extractor
This extractor finds every email address in a block of text and lists them for you. Paste an email thread, the source of a web page, a spreadsheet column or a messy list, and the addresses are lifted out and tidied.
Duplicates are removed, addresses are put in lower case, and the list can be sorted, shown as domains only, or separated by new lines, commas or semicolons. The tool finds addresses by their shape and does not check that a mailbox exists.
Cómo usar Email Address Extractor
- Paste your text, or open a text file.
- Choose how the list is separated and which tidy-up options to use.
- Copy the addresses or download them as a text file.
Usos habituales
- Collecting contacts from a long email chain
- Pulling addresses out of a copied web page
- Building a to list from a document
- Counting which company domains appear most in a list
Preguntas frecuentes
Does it check that the email addresses work?
No. It only finds text that has the shape of an address. To test whether a particular address is written correctly and its domain can receive mail, use the email validator.
Are duplicates removed?
Yes, by default, and [email protected] and [email protected] count as the same address. Untick Remove duplicates to keep every one.
Can I list just the domains?
Tick List domains only to get each domain once, which helps you see which companies or providers appear.
Why was an address with brackets around it found correctly?
Angle brackets, quotes, commas and trailing full stops are not part of an address, so they are left behind when it is lifted out.