Extract e-mail addresses from HTML or text

The Email Address Extractor is a powerful and user-friendly online tool that helps you quickly extract unique email addresses from any text or uploaded file. Whether you paste in content or upload a .txt or .html file, the tool automatically identifies and filters out duplicate email addresses. With customizable sorting options, you can easily organize results alphabetically or by domain for improved clarity and usability. Designed for marketers, data analysts, researchers, and anyone needing clean, structured email data, the tool supports instant copying and convenient downloading in TXT or CSV format. No installation or account required, just paste, extract, and go.


Frequently Asked Questions

This tool extracts unique email addresses from any text or uploaded file, helping you collect clean and structured email data quickly.

Paste your text or upload a .txt or .html file, and the tool will automatically identify and extract all email addresses.

Yes, the tool automatically filters out duplicate email addresses to provide a unique list.

Yes, you can sort them alphabetically or by domain to organize your data efficiently.

Marketers, data analysts, researchers, and anyone who needs clean, structured email data for campaigns, research, or analysis.

Yes, you can copy the extracted email addresses directly or download them as a TXT or CSV file.

No, all processing happens locally in your browser. Your files and text are never stored or transmitted.

Yes, the tool can handle reasonably large text or HTML files, though extremely large files may be limited by browser performance.

The tool extracts all standard email formats, including those with numbers, dots, hyphens, and subdomains.

Yes, the Email Address Extractor is completely free, requires no installation or account, and works directly in your browser.

Always verify email addresses before use, avoid sending unsolicited emails, and consider GDPR and privacy regulations when collecting email data.

Yes, the extractor can find emails even within unstructured text or HTML, making it useful for scraping content or documents.