MailParse/Tools/Email Extractor
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Free Email Extractor Online

An email extractor finds email addresses inside pasted text and turns them into a clean list. This free tool validates, deduplicates, filters, and exports results without sending your content to a server.

Paste text

Emails are detected as you type.

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Extracted emails

Valid, unique, and ready to export.

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Unique

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Duplicates

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How to extract emails from text

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Paste text

Paste notes, documents, exports, logs, or any other text that contains email addresses.

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Refine the results

Choose an order, lowercase the output, or keep only addresses from a specific domain.

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Copy or download

Copy the clean list or download it as a text file for your next workflow.

Frequently asked questions

What is an email extractor?

An email extractor scans text for email addresses and returns a clean list. It is useful for organizing addresses from notes, documents, exports, logs, and copied web content.

Does this tool upload my text or email addresses?

No. Extraction, validation, deduplication, filtering, and sorting all run locally in your browser. MailParse does not receive or store the pasted content.

How does the extractor remove duplicate emails?

The extractor compares addresses case-insensitively, so Jane@Example.com and jane@example.com count as the same address. It keeps the first version found unless lowercase output is enabled.

Can I extract only emails from one domain?

Yes. Enter a domain such as example.com to keep addresses from that domain and its subdomains. Leave the domain filter blank to keep all valid addresses.

Can the results be exported?

Yes. Copy the newline-separated results to your clipboard or download them as a plain text file for use in a spreadsheet, CRM, script, or email platform.

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