Pull every email address and URL out of any block of text.
Processed locally in your browser — your text stays private.
How do you extract email addresses and URLs from text?
Paste the text and the tool pattern-matches emails as name@domain.tld and URLs that begin with http://, https:// or www, trimming trailing punctuation, even inside sentences. Duplicates are detected case-insensitively. Example: pasting “Email a@b.com or visit https://toolzio.tools” returns the address a@b.com and the link https://toolzio.tools. It runs privately in your browser, with options to deduplicate, sort and lowercase.
Understanding your result
The extractor uses pattern matching to identify addresses and links anywhere in the text, even inside sentences or punctuation. Duplicates are detected case-insensitively, so the same address written in different cases counts once.
Formula and method
Emails are matched as name@domain.tld; URLs are matched when they begin with http://, https:// or www. Trailing punctuation is trimmed.
Worked example
Pasting “Email a@b.com or visit https://toolzio.tools” returns the address a@b.com and the link https://toolzio.tools.
How to use this tool
- Paste the text you want to scan.
- Choose whether to extract emails, URLs or both.
- Copy or download the cleaned list.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Expecting bare domains without www. or http to be detected as URLs.
- Forgetting that deduplication is case-insensitive.
About the Email & URL Extractor
The Email & URL Extractor scans any block of text and pulls out every email address and web link it finds. Deduplicate, sort and lowercase the results, then copy or download them — all without your text ever leaving the browser.
Who should use this tool
Marketers, researchers, sales teams and developers who need to lift contacts or links out of messy text, logs or documents.
Benefits
- Finds emails and URLs in one pass.
- Removes duplicates and sorts on demand.
- Choose the output separator (new line, comma or space).
- Private — your text is never uploaded.
Practical use cases
- Building a contact list from a pasted email thread.
- Collecting every link out of an article or log file.
- Cleaning a scraped list into one address per line.
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Frequently asked questions
Does my text get uploaded?
No. The extraction runs entirely in your browser, so the text you paste — and anything sensitive in it — stays on your device.
Will it find URLs without http?
It detects links that start with http://, https:// or www. Bare domains such as “example.com” on their own are not treated as URLs to avoid false matches.