Email & URL Extractor
Paste text, logs, or a document to automatically extract every email address and http/https URL it contains, with duplicates removed.
Emails (0)
URLs (0)
Only http/https URLs are detected. Duplicates are removed automatically.
How to extract emails and URLs from text
Paste any text, log, or document to automatically pull out every email address and http/https URL it contains.
How it works
Text is scanned with pattern matching for common email and URL formats. Duplicates are removed automatically, and trailing punctuation like a sentence period is stripped from URLs.
Common uses
- Pull contact addresses out of a pasted email thread.
- Collect every link mentioned in a document or chat log.
Limitations
- Obfuscated addresses (like "name at example dot com") are not detected.
- Only the http and https schemes are recognized for URLs — ftp:// or mailto: links are not extracted.
Calculation notes
All extraction runs in your browser; the text you paste is never sent anywhere.
FAQ
Does it detect URLs without http:// or https://?
No — only URLs that start with http:// or https:// are detected, to avoid false matches on ordinary text.
Are duplicates removed?
Yes, each email and URL appears only once in the results, in the order it was first found.
Does it validate that the emails or URLs are real?
No — it only checks that the text matches a common email or URL pattern; it doesn't verify the address or link actually exists.