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Extract all email addresses from any block of text

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WHAT "FIX BROKEN EMAILS" DOES
STRIPS TRAILING PUNCTUATION
Removes . , : ) ] fused to the end of emails.
e.g. name@site.com. → name@site.com
STRIPS JUNK TEXT FUSED ONTO TLDS
e.g. name@site.comSomeText → name@site.com
WORKS WITH ANY DOMAIN ENDING
Automatically detects any TLD — .com .tv .photography .co.uk — no list needed.

The Email Extractor lets you extract email addresses from any text — with smart filters, broken-email fixing, and deduplication, all running entirely in your browser. Try also: URL Extractor, Number Extractor.

What is Email Extractor and How Does It Work?

Paste any block of text and the Email Extractor instantly finds all email addresses using a robust regex. It handles malformed emails with the Fix Broken Emails mode, supports word and domain filters to cut noise, and outputs results in six formats including CSV and TSV.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Fix Broken Emails do?

It strips trailing punctuation (like name@site.com.) and junk text fused directly onto TLDs — useful when scraping emails from HTML or poorly formatted documents.

How do the word filters work?

Red chips are active exclusions — any email containing that word is removed from results. Green chips are inactive. Click any chip to toggle it. Add your own words (jobs, press, events) with the custom input.

Can I exclude Gmail and other personal emails?

Yes — the consumer domain filter section lists common personal email providers (Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc.). Click any chip to turn it red and those domains are excluded from results.

Is it safe to use with sensitive data?

Completely safe. All processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing is ever sent to a server.