Extract from Text
Pull all the email addresses, links, phone numbers or IPs out of a block of text, deduplicated.
Free No signup Runs in your browser — nothing uploaded
Result
What it does
Extract from Text operates on the text you paste, line by line, and shows the result as you type. Nothing is sent anywhere and there is no length limit beyond what your browser will hold.
When you need it
The kind of tidying that is tedious by hand and error-prone in a spreadsheet: a list pasted out of an email, an export with inconsistent casing, a column of addresses with duplicates in it.
Limits and caveats
Line endings are normalised, and leading and trailing whitespace is treated as significant unless the tool says otherwise. Nothing is stored: reload the page and the text is gone. Everything happens in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
How to use the Extract from Text
- Paste your content, or load a file.
- The result appears as you type.
- Copy or download the output.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it find every address?
- It finds the ones people actually write. A fully standards-compliant email pattern matches strings nobody has ever typed and is harder to trust, so this one is deliberately practical.
- Why did it skip some phone numbers?
- Anything under seven digits is dropped, or every year and price in the text would come back as a phone number.
- Do my files get uploaded?
- No. This tool runs entirely in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.