Text Tools / Extract Emails/URLs
Extract Emails/URLs
Pull every email address and URL out of a block of text — instantly in your browser.
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Text Tools / Extract Emails/URLs
Pull every email address and URL out of a block of text — instantly in your browser.
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Extract Emails/URLs scans a block of text and pulls out every email address and web link it finds, one per line, ready to copy. It's useful for going through pasted emails, scraped page content, contact lists, or documents where addresses and links are buried in surrounding text you don't need. Matching runs entirely in your browser as you type — nothing is sent anywhere.
Paste your text
Drop any block of text into the workspace above — an email thread, a document, scraped page content, anything with emails or links mixed into it.
Choose what to extract
Use the tabs to extract just emails, just URLs, or both at once.
Adjust the options
"Remove duplicates" keeps only the first occurrence of each match; "Sort A-Z" alphabetizes the results instead of leaving them in the order they appeared.
Copy the results
Matches appear one per line below, ready to copy or clear.
No — it only matches text that looks like an email address or URL by shape (structure and characters), the same way a spam filter or search tool would spot one in a wall of text. It doesn't check whether the address actually exists or the link resolves.
It catches full http(s):// links as well as bare www. links (e.g. "www.example.com"), but a domain typed without either prefix (just "example.com") won't be recognized, since that pattern is too easy to confuse with an abbreviation or a decimal number in regular text.
By default, "Remove duplicates" is on, so if the same email or URL appears multiple times in your text, it's only listed once in the result. Turn it off if you want to see every occurrence, in order.