How to use
- Paste text that contains email addresses.
- Click "Extract".
- A deduplicated list of email addresses is shown.
π― Use Cases
- Pull just the emails out of scanned business-card text
- Collect contact info from a webpage's source
- Clean up a mailbox export
Example
Input
λ¬Έμ: [email protected], λ΄λΉμ [email protected] νμ μ£Όμ: [email protected] μ§μν [email protected] λ‘ μ°λ½ μ£ΌμΈμ.
Of the 4 email occurrences in the text, the duplicate [email protected] is merged into one, leaving 3 unique addresses. Results are listed in the order found, one per line.
FAQ
- Does it recognize every email format?
- It recognizes standard email formats ([email protected]) using a regular expression. Unusual formats may be missed.
- Are the extracted emails stored anywhere?
- No. They're only kept in browser memory and disappear when you close the page.
- How are duplicate emails handled?
- Duplicates are removed automatically, leaving only unique email addresses.
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