Email Extractor

The Email Extractor scans any block of text using a robust regular expression pattern that conforms to the most common email address formats defined by RFC 5322. It identifies the local part (before the @), the domain, and the top-level domain (TLD), capturing addresses buried inside HTML source, CSV files, log outputs, forum posts, or plain prose.

What Counts as a Valid Email Address?

The extractor recognises addresses with:

• Standard local parts containing letters, numbers, dots, hyphens, underscores, and plus signs
• Domain names with one or more subdomains (e.g. mail.company.co.uk)
• TLDs of 2–20 characters, covering all modern gTLDs and ccTLDs

Addresses inside HTML attributes (like mailto: links), quoted strings, and comma-separated lists are all detected correctly.

Output Options

• One per line — clean list ready for import into spreadsheets or CRMs
• Comma separated — paste directly into an email client's BCC field
• Semicolon separated — compatible with Outlook and many enterprise email systems
• JSON array — ready to paste directly into code or an API payload

Common Use Cases

• Extracting contacts from a copied webpage, PDF text, or forum thread
• Cleaning up raw data exports from CRMs or databases with mixed content
• Pulling email addresses from HTML source code or server log files
• Quickly building a recipient list from a document without manual searching
• Deduplicating messy mailing lists before an email campaign

Privacy & Security

All extraction happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No text is ever sent to a server. Your content — including any sensitive email addresses it contains — never leaves your device.