Document cleanup
Pull email addresses from notes, copied documents, and text exports into a reusable list.
Extract email addresses from text or HTML, organize them by domain, and export the results — all in your browser.
Paste plain text, HTML, or email lists. No file upload required.
Filter emails by domain or click a domain in the summary.
Original order preserved
Select any domain to show only its emails.
Domains will appear here after extraction.
Filters work with domain names only. This tool checks email formatting, not whether the mailbox exists or accepts messages.
Copy text from a document, email list, HTML snippet, or report into the input box. The extractor recognizes ordinary addresses such as [email protected].
Keep addresses as they appear, or enable duplicate removal and lowercase conversion. Both options are off by default.
Include or exclude a specific domain, select a domain in the summary, and export the displayed email list as TXT or CSV.
Collect email addresses from the text you already have, without manually searching line by line.
Pull email addresses from notes, copied documents, and text exports into a reusable list.
Find email addresses embedded in pasted HTML source, including mailto: links.
See which email domains appear most often and narrow the output to the domain you need.
Keep duplicates if they matter, or remove them and export addresses to TXT or CSV.
Yes. Paste HTML source and the tool can find standard email addresses in text and attributes, including addresses in mailto: links.
No. Extraction, duplicate removal, and filtering happen locally in your browser. The tool does not send your pasted text to our servers.
The summary counts emails by the domain after the @ symbol. It follows the Remove duplicates setting and is calculated before Include or Exclude filters.
Yes. It converts the entire address to lowercase, including the portion before @. If preserving original spelling matters, leave this option off.
No. It extracts email-like addresses with valid-looking syntax. It does not confirm ownership, deliverability, or whether an inbox exists.