Extract Emails & Links
Paste any text and pull out the emails, links, numbers, hashtags or mentions it contains.
Paste text to extract emails.
How to use the extract emails & links
- Paste your text, or open a file such as a saved web page, log or document.
- Pick what to extract with the tabs: Emails, Links, Numbers, Hashtags or @Mentions.
- Use Remove duplicates and Sort A–Z to tidy the list, or Show domains only for a list of unique domains.
- Copy the results or download them as a text file, one item per line.
About this tool
Finding every email address or link in a long text by hand is slow. This extractor scans the text locally and lists everything it finds, one item per line, ready to paste into a spreadsheet or another tool.
Links are recognised when they start with http://, https:// or www., and punctuation that follows a link in a sentence is left out. Domain-only mode turns a list of addresses or links into a list of the sites they belong to, which is handy for checking where your links point.
Frequently asked questions
Will it find every email address?
It finds standard addresses such as name@example.com. Very unusual formats, such as addresses with quoted parts or internationalised local parts, may be missed, so check important lists.
Does it find links without http or www?
Not at the moment. A bare name such as example.com is not treated as a link because ordinary text, such as file names, can look the same.
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. Extraction runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.