Extract Emails & URLs from Text Online — Free Email & Link Extractor

Have a block of text containing email addresses or URLs that you need to pull out? This free extractor finds every email and URL in your text, removes duplicates, and gives you a clean list ready to use.

Comment Utiliser Cet Outil

Paste your text — Copy text containing emails, URLs, or both and paste it into the input panel.
Choose what to extract — Select whether to extract email addresses, URLs, or both from the text.
Review the results — The extracted items appear in the output panel as a clean, deduplicated list.
Copy the list — Click Copy to grab the extracted emails or URLs for use in your spreadsheet, CRM, or mailing list.
Chain with other tools — With Auto-fill enabled, your output automatically carries over when you open another tool from the sidebar. Use the back and forward arrows to undo navigation and restore your previous tool state including all options.

Fonctionnalités

Email Extraction

Finds all email addresses in your text using a comprehensive pattern that handles common email formats.

URL Extraction

Detects full URLs including http, https, and www prefixes, with path, query string, and fragment support.

Automatic Deduplication

Duplicate entries are automatically removed so you get a clean list of unique emails or URLs.

Extract Both or Either

Choose to extract only emails, only URLs, or both at the same time.

Instant Results

Extraction happens in real time as you paste your text.

Complete Privacy

All processing happens in your browser. No text or extracted data is sent to any server.

Auto-fill Pipeline

Enable Auto-fill to carry your output to the next tool. Navigate back and forward with full state restoration — input, output, and all settings are preserved.

Cas d'Utilisation Réels

Harvest contact emails from a web page source

View the source of a web page, paste it here, and extract all email addresses for building a contact list or verifying published contacts.

Extract all links from documentation

Pull all URLs from a documentation page to create a link inventory, check for broken links, or build a reference list.

Questions Fréquemment Posées

What email patterns does it match?

The extractor matches standard email formats like user@domain.com, including emails with dots, hyphens, underscores, and plus signs in the local part, and multi-level domain names like user@mail.example.co.uk.

Does it remove duplicate entries?

Yes. Duplicates are automatically removed from the output. If the same email or URL appears multiple times in your text, it will appear only once in the extracted list.

Can I extract only emails or only URLs?

Yes. You can choose to extract emails only, URLs only, or both. This lets you focus on exactly the type of data you need.

Does it work with large amounts of text?

Yes. The tool processes text in your browser and can handle documents with thousands of emails and URLs without performance issues.

Will it extract emails from HTML source code?

Yes. If the text contains HTML with mailto links or plain email addresses, they will be extracted. For best results with HTML, use the Strip HTML Tags tool first to get clean text.

Is my data private?

Yes. All extraction happens in your browser. No text or extracted contacts are ever sent to a server.