Extract Emails, URLs & More
Pull email addresses, links, numbers, hashtags, mentions, IPs or dates out of any text.
Processing: This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input and any file you open stay on your device — nothing is uploaded to a server.
How to use the extract emails, urls & more
- Paste the text to search.
- Choose what to extract.
- Copy the list, as lines or comma separated.
About this tool
Paste an email thread, a page of HTML or a log file, and pull out just the parts you need as a clean list. Duplicates are removed by default, which is usually the point — the same address appears a dozen times in one thread.
Matching is by pattern, not validation. An address that looks well-formed may not exist, and genuinely unusual but legal addresses can be missed, because the full email specification allows far stranger things than any practical pattern matches. Treat the output as a starting list to check, not a verified one.
Common uses
- Collecting addresses from a long email thread.
- Pulling every link out of a page's HTML.
- Getting IP addresses out of a log file.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it check the addresses are real?
- No. It matches the shape of an address, which is not the same as it existing. Verify before sending anything important.
- Why did it miss an unusual address?
- The email specification permits far stranger addresses than any practical pattern can match without also catching things that are not addresses.
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