Question 1

How do I extract email addresses from text?

Accepted Answer

Paste any text, document content, or webpage source into the input area. The tool scans the text using a comprehensive email regex pattern and lists all email addresses it finds in the output. Duplicate addresses are automatically removed.

Question 2

Does the extractor find all email formats?

Accepted Answer

The extractor recognizes standard email formats including addresses with subdomains, plus signs (user+tag@example.com), hyphens, and dots. It handles the most common real-world email formats used in business and personal communications.

Question 3

Are duplicate emails removed automatically?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If the same email address appears multiple times in the pasted text, it will only appear once in the output. The deduplication is case-insensitive, so 'User@Example.com' and 'user@example.com' are treated as the same address.

Question 4

Can I extract emails from a pasted webpage?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can copy the source HTML of any webpage and paste it into the extractor. It will find all email addresses in the HTML markup, including those in href attributes (mailto: links) and visible text.

Question 5

Is my text stored or logged?

Accepted Answer

No. All extraction happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your text is never sent to any server, stored, or logged. The emails you extract remain entirely private.

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