Text Extractor
Pull emails, URLs, numbers or IPs out of any text.
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Private by design. This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input is processed on your own device and is not uploaded by DO101.
About the Text Extractor
Point it at an email, a log file or a page of HTML and get back a clean list of just the emails, links, numbers, IP addresses, hashtags or mentions inside it — deduplicated and optionally sorted.
How to use it
- 1Paste the text to search.
- 2Choose what to extract.
- 3Copy the clean list.
What you get
- Seven extraction types
- Automatic deduplication
- Optional alphabetical sorting
- Counts what it found
- Runs in your browser — safe for private text
Frequently asked questions
Does it catch every email format?
It matches the ordinary shapes people actually use. Exotic but technically legal addresses, such as those with quoted local parts, may be missed.
Is this for scraping addresses?
Please do not use it to build unsolicited mailing lists. It exists for tidying data you already hold — pulling links from your own notes, addresses from a document you own.
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. Extraction runs on your device, which is why it is safe to paste a private email into it.
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