What it's for
This tool scans any pasted text (emails, spreadsheets exported as text, copied web pages, documents) and automatically extracts every email address and URL found, removing duplicates and listing one item per line.
Common use cases
Pulling email contacts from a messy list, collecting all links mentioned in an article or report, cleaning up a leads list exported from another system, or simply checking at a glance which links and emails appear in a long piece of text.
How detection works
Emails are identified by the classic user@domain.extension pattern. URLs are identified when they start with http:// or https:// — links without the explicit protocol (like "site.com" alone, without "https://") aren't recognized as a URL, just as ordinary text.
Frequently asked questions
Does the tool remove duplicate emails or URLs?
Yes, each list (emails and URLs) is automatically deduplicated before being shown, even if the same address appears multiple times in the original text.
Are URLs without "http://" or "https://" detected?
No, the tool only recognizes links with the explicit protocol at the start. If the text has just "mysite.com" without "https://", that link won't be extracted.
Can I copy the results separately?
Yes, there's an independent copy button for the email list and another for the URL list.
Is my text sent to any server?
No, all extraction happens locally in your browser using regular expressions — nothing is sent externally.