Will this catch an email address written as "name at domain dot com"?

No -- the tool only catches correctly-formatted email addresses. An address deliberately obscured to avoid spam scrapers (like spelling out "at" and "dot") won't be recognized as a real address.

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Email Extractor

Pull all email addresses out of any block of text

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0 unique emails found

What is this tool?

Scans a block of text and pulls out every email address it finds, useful for extracting contact lists from a document or webpage text without manually searching for each one -- pasting in a page of scraped text, a forwarded email thread, or an exported contact list and getting back just the addresses, cleanly separated.

How to use it

Paste the text you want to scan, and every detected email address is listed automatically. Copy the list or download it as a CSV.

The tool only catches correctly-formatted email addresses -- if a document has typos in an address, or the address is deliberately obscured (like "name at domain dot com" to avoid spam scrapers), it won't be recognized as a real address.

Watch: Email Extractor in Action

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