Pull every email address out of text
Minutes, logs, a web page's source — the addresses hiding inside come out one per line.
Tools used in this guide
The job
Contact hunting in a pasted document means scanning for @ signs. The extractor finds the real ones, dedupes them, and sorts a clean list.
Paste, extract, copy
Paste any text up to 2 MB. The output lists unique addresses lowercased, with the count — ready to paste into a BCC field or a CRM import.
Worked example
'Contact Ana <ana@x.com>, ana@x.com again, or ben@y.co' → two lines: ana@x.com, ben@y.co.
Where it stops
A permissive RFC-5322-ish match — it catches real addresses and a few near-misses it treats as addresses too. 'name at domain dot com' obfuscation is intentionally not decoded.