Pull emails, links and domains out of text
Paste text or HTML. Each list is built as you type, ready to copy or download.
- Runs on your device
- No sign-up
- Works offline after a visit
How to pull emails and links out of text
- Paste text, or the HTML of a page, into the box.
- Choose whether to remove duplicates, sort or lowercase emails.
- Copy or download each list, or all of them as one CSV.
Questions
Can it read HTML source?
Yes. Pasted HTML is read as a page: the visible text is searched, and the addresses in mailto links and the web links in href attributes are added. Scripts are not run.
Why are punctuation marks removed from the end of links?
A link at the end of a sentence often finishes with a full stop, comma or closing bracket that is not part of the address. Those are dropped, but a closing bracket that matches an opening one inside the link is kept.
How are domains found?
From every email address, the part after the @, and from every link, its host name. A leading www. is removed, so www.example.com and example.com are the same domain and count once when duplicates are removed.
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. The lists are built in your browser and nothing is stored.