Email and URL Extractor
Paste any text: the email addresses and links come out instantly, one entry per line, deduplicated and ready to copy, sort or download.
From scattered addresses to a usable list
Hunting down every email address or link by hand in a mailbox export, a meeting report or a copied page is slow and error-prone. This tool scans the text for you: it recognizes addresses of the form name@domain.extension and URLs in http, https or www, strips the punctuation stuck to the end of an address (a sentence-ending period, a comma, a parenthesis) and discards false positives without a domain extension. The result appears live, one entry per line.
Everything happens in your browser: the pasted text is never transmitted, in line with our privacy policy. To go further, our list sorter reorganizes the result by other criteria, the text cleaner tidies up a rough document before extraction, and the sitemap extractor builds the complete list of a site's pages.
Frequently asked questions
Which addresses does the tool detect?
The tool picks up standard email addresses of the form name@domain.extension, as well as URLs starting with http://, https:// or www. Punctuation stuck to the end of an address (a sentence-ending period, a comma, a closing parenthesis, a quotation mark) is removed automatically, and a string without a domain extension, such as text@no-tld, is ignored.
Is my text sent to a server?
No. The extraction happens entirely in your browser, in JavaScript: nothing is transmitted, stored or analyzed anywhere else. You can safely paste mailbox exports, contact lists or internal pages, then close the tab without leaving a trace.
How do I get a deduplicated, sorted list?
Leave the Remove duplicates box checked: two addresses that differ only in case, such as Contact@Company.com and contact@company.com, are then counted only once. Next, check Sort alphabetically to arrange the result from A to Z. The counters below the tool show the total found, the unique values, the emails and the URLs.