Find Email Addresses
Detects standard email addresses, including plus-tags and subdomains.
Pull every email address and web link out of any text or page source. Remove duplicates, sort the list and copy the results.
Paste an email thread, a document or HTML. Extraction runs in your browser, so your data stays private.
An extractor scans a block of text and picks out anything that looks like an email address or a web link, ignoring everything else. It saves you reading through a long document or page source and copying addresses one by one.
It works on plain text and HTML alike, so you can paste page source and collect every link in it.
Detects standard email addresses, including plus-tags and subdomains.
Detects http, https and www links, and ignores punctuation at the end of a sentence.
Keep each address or link once, ignoring case for emails.
Optionally sort emails and URLs alphabetically.
See how many emails, URLs and duplicates were found.
Nothing is uploaded — your text stays in your browser.
Paste text or page HTML.
Emails, URLs or both.
Remove duplicates and sort if you want.
Copy the results or download a text file.
Quick answers about using the MoSanKit Email & URL Extractor.
Only collect and use addresses where you have the right to — for example your own contacts or data you have permission to process. Always follow privacy and anti-spam laws.
Yes. Paste page source and any http, https or www links in it are extracted, including those in href attributes.
Punctuation such as . , ; ! ? and closing brackets at the end of a link is usually part of the sentence, not the URL, so it is trimmed.
Emails are compared ignoring case, so Ann@x.com and ann@x.com count as one. URLs are compared exactly.
Not yet — this tool focuses on emails and URLs.
No. Extraction happens entirely in your browser.
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