Bulk Email & Link Extractor

Paste a messy block of scraped text, exported chat logs, or any large unstructured content, and pull out only the valid email addresses and URLs it contains — cleanly separated and deduplicated.

Scraped or exported text often has emails and links buried throughout, mixed in with unrelated content, sometimes malformed or partial. Manually scanning for and copying each one out is slow and error-prone across anything more than a few lines.

Paste your text, and every recognizable email address and URL is extracted and listed separately, deduplicated by default so repeated mentions of the same address or link only appear once. Export either list independently as a plain text file or CSV.

Frequently asked questions

Does it validate that an extracted email address is actually deliverable?

No — it confirms the text matches a structurally valid email format, not that the address is active or accepts mail, since confirming actual deliverability would require sending a real message or querying the mail server directly.

Can it handle text where emails or URLs aren’t clearly separated by spaces or line breaks?

Yes, the pattern matching identifies email and URL structures within continuous text, not just when they’re isolated on their own line, which matters for genuinely messy scraped content.

I only need one specific pattern type, like just IP addresses or just UUIDs — is that here too?

That’s covered by the broader Extractors tool, which handles several additional pattern types (dates, IPs, hashes, UUIDs, JWTs) beyond just emails and links.