Pulling clean email addresses out of a pasted thread or export usually means hunting through the text by eye.
Email Extractor finds every address at once and shapes the list with dedupe, lowercase and sort controls.
How to use Email Extractor
- Paste mixed text that contains email addresses into the input box.
- Use the Remove duplicates, Lowercase and Sort controls to shape the extracted email list.
- Copy the finished address list, or download it as a .txt file.
Use cases
- Collecting addresses from a support thread or pasted inbox export.
- Pulling contact emails out of CRM notes before importing them.
- Cleaning a rough pasted email list into a deduplicated set.
Good to know
Email Extractor matches standard address patterns, then optionally removes case-insensitive duplicates, lowercases every address and sorts the list. Plus-addresses such as name+tag@example.com are kept as written, since the tag is part of a valid address.
Frequently asked questions
Are plus-addresses like name+tag@site.com kept?
Yes. The part after the plus sign is a valid part of an address, so name+tag@site.com is extracted unchanged.
Can I force every address to lowercase?
Yes. Turn on the Lowercase control and each extracted address is normalised to lowercase, which helps when deduplicating.
Does it keep the domain part intact?
Yes. The full local and domain parts are captured, so the address you get is the complete value found in the text.