Email Extractor
Fetch Email IDs from Pasted Text
Free email ID extractor – paste any document, CSV, or page source and instantly pull out every email address it contains, deduped and ready to copy or export.
Pull every email address out of a block of text
Paste in a document, a spreadsheet export, an email thread, or even raw page source, and this tool scans it for anything that looks like an email address – deduplicating and sorting the list for you. It runs entirely in the browser with no server round trip, so results appear instantly and nothing you paste is ever sent anywhere.
From extracted to verified
Finding the addresses is only step one – a pasted list can still contain typos, old addresses, or accounts that no longer exist. Once you have extracted a list, run it through the Email Verifier or the Bulk Email Checker on this site to confirm which addresses are actually safe to send to.
Common uses
- Pulling contact addresses out of a forwarded email thread or a scraped web page.
- Cleaning up a messy CSV or notes file before importing it into a mailing list.
- Quickly deduplicating addresses collected from several different sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of text can I paste in?
Anything – plain text, a CSV export, an email thread, or HTML page source. The tool scans the whole block and pulls out anything that matches an email address pattern.
Does this send my pasted text anywhere?
No – extraction runs entirely in your browser with no server round trip, so nothing you paste is ever transmitted.
Are the extracted addresses verified?
No – this only finds addresses that are present in the text. Run the results through the Email Verifier or Bulk Email Checker to confirm they are real and deliverable.