Extract Emails from Text
Paste mixed text, pull out email addresses, and copy one clean email per line for support lists, exports, and debugging.
Quick answer
This page extracts email addresses from mixed text like logs, docs, payloads, copied notes, and spreadsheet exports.
You can keep unique results only or sort the extracted values before copying them.
InputPaste mixed text, docs, or logs
OutputOne email per line
How to use
- Paste any mixed text into the input box.
- Choose whether to keep unique values or sort the output.
- Copy the extracted email list.
Common questions this page answers
- How do I extract email addresses from a block of text?
- How do I turn mixed notes into one email per line?
- How do I remove duplicate emails from pasted text?
Example input and output
Input
Owner: hello@example.com
Backup: ops@example.com
Escalation: hello@example.comExtracted emails
hello@example.com
ops@example.comFAQ
Can I remove duplicates from the extracted results?
Yes. Keep unique-only enabled to return each email address once.
Can I sort the results?
Yes. Enable sort output if you want the extracted email list in alphabetical order.
Does this send text to a server?
No. Extraction runs in the browser.