Email Address Extractor

Extract every email address from text, HTML or logs, de-duplicated.

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What is an email extractor?

An email extractor scans a block of text, HTML or a log and pulls out every email address it contains, listing each one on its own line with duplicates removed. Snabbit finds addresses with a battle-tested pattern and runs entirely in your browser, so the contacts you paste are never uploaded to a server.

How to use the Email Extractor

1 Paste your text, HTML or log into the input box.
2 Every email address is extracted instantly, one per line.
3 Duplicates are removed automatically in first-seen order.
4 Copy the clean list of email addresses.

What you can use it for

Collecting contacts from a pasted document or page.
Cleaning a messy export down to just the addresses.
Pulling sender addresses out of raw email headers.
Building a mailing list from scattered text.

Frequently asked questions

Does it remove duplicate email addresses?

Yes. Each address is listed once, in the order it first appears, so a long page that repeats the same contact still produces a clean, de-duplicated list.

Can it pull emails out of HTML source?

Yes. It scans the raw text you paste, including HTML markup, so addresses inside mailto links or page source are extracted along with the rest.

Are the extracted emails uploaded anywhere?

No. The extraction runs locally in your browser, so the contacts you paste never leave your device — useful when handling private contact lists.

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