Extract Email Addresses from Text
Extract every email address from any text or document, live as you type, with copy-all and download support.
How to extract email addresses from any text or document
Paste any block of text, a document, or a pasted webpage into the box above. Every email address is found automatically and listed below, updating live as you type — click any email to copy it, or copy or download the full list at once.
Example
Pasting "Contact us at sales@example.com or support@example.com" extracts both addresses into a clean, de-duplicated list.
Common Use Cases
- Pulling contact emails out of a pasted document or set of notes.
- Collecting email addresses scattered through meeting notes or a long email thread.
- Quickly building a list of addresses from mixed text content.
FAQs
How is this different from the Email Extractor under Tools?
This page lives under Text Tools and uses a simpler, always-live layout with no extract button — the list appears as soon as you paste — focused specifically on pulling emails out of text or document content you're working with.
Does it validate that the emails are real?
No — it extracts anything matching a valid email address pattern from the text; it doesn't check whether the address actually exists or can receive mail.
Does it remove duplicate email addresses?
Yes — only unique addresses are listed, even if the same email appears multiple times in the pasted text.