Extract Emails from Text
Pull every email address from any text in one click — useful for cleaning lists and exports.
Find and extract all email addresses from any text or document. Free, private extractor.
Extract Emails from Text examples
| Input | Output |
|---|
| Contact ann@example.com or sales@shop.co.uk for details. | ann@example.com
sales@shop.co.uk |
How the extract emails from text works
- A pattern scan finds every address in the text.
- Each match is listed on its own line.
- Works on pasted signatures, spreadsheets and log dumps.
Rules and edge cases
- Every address matching name@domain.tld is pulled out, including subdomains and multi-part endings such as .co.uk.
- Each address is listed on its own line, in the order it appeared.
- Surrounding text, brackets and trailing punctuation are excluded from the match.
- The URL extractor deliberately skips email addresses so their domains are not reported as links.
Frequently asked questions
Does it find obfuscated addresses like name (at) domain?
No. Only real address syntax is matched, so anti-scraping variants written with (at) or [dot] are skipped.
Are duplicate addresses removed?
Repeats are collapsed so the list is usable straight away. Run the result through the line sorter if you also want it alphabetised.