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Email address extractor
Find email addresses inside a block of text, automatically remove duplicates, and get a clean list ready to copy or reuse.
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Why use this tool?
Extract email addresses from text and obtain a deduplicated list for authorized review, cleanup, or reuse. The tool can isolate addresses from an export, document, or block of text without making you search for each one manually.
Smart processing
Transform and analyse text with focused, fast, and readable operations.
Supported formats
Plain text, pasted content, and text files depending on the tool.
Save time
Get a clean, ready-to-use result in seconds without installing software or configuring a complex workflow.
Guide
How to use this tool
- 1
Paste the text containing addresses
Add the content in which you want to find email addresses.
- 2
Run the extraction
The tool identifies strings matching its supported email patterns and removes duplicates.
- 3
Review the resulting list
Check detected addresses in context and copy only those you are authorized to use.
Tips and best practices
- An address repeated several times in the source appears only once in the final result.
- A string that looks like an email address is not necessarily a real or reachable mailbox; extraction does not verify deliverability.
- Respect the purpose of the source document and applicable personal-data rules before reusing a list of addresses.
Frequently asked questions
Which email address formats are detected?
The tool looks for common address formats that match the patterns supported by its extraction engine.
Are duplicate email addresses removed?
Yes. Each detected address appears only once in the final list.
Does the tool verify that the addresses actually exist?
No. It detects their format in the text but sends no message and does not check whether mailboxes are active.
Are my text or extracted addresses uploaded anywhere?
No. Extraction and deduplication run locally in your browser.
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