How do I extract emails from text for free?
Paste your text into the box and Craftora instantly pulls out every email address, with duplicates removed. Copy or download the list. It is free, runs in your browser, and nothing is uploaded.
Email Tools
Extract all email addresses from any block of text.
Extracted emails will appear here.
Want to pull emails straight from a URL or a whole web page while you browse? The free Craftora Chrome extension is coming soon. It scans the page you are on and extracts every email in one click, no copy-pasting.
Extraction runs entirely in your browser. Your text is never uploaded. Use extracted emails responsibly and only when you have the right to.
Paste any text, list, or content that contains email addresses into the box.
Craftora finds every email address, removes duplicates, and lists them on the right.
Copy the whole list, or download it as a TXT or CSV file.
Paste your text into the box and Craftora instantly pulls out every email address, with duplicates removed. Copy or download the list. It is free, runs in your browser, and nothing is uploaded.
The text extractor works on any text you paste, including content copied from a web page. Extracting straight from a URL or a whole website is coming soon through the free Craftora Chrome extension, which scans the page you are viewing in one click.
Yes. Every email is deduplicated automatically, so each address appears only once in your list no matter how many times it shows up in the text.
Yes. Extraction happens entirely in your browser on your own device. Your text is never sent to any server, so even sensitive content stays private.
You can copy it, download it as TXT or CSV, or verify it. After extracting, use the Bulk Email Verifier to check which addresses are valid before you send anything.
No. The email extractor is free with no account and no limits. Only server tools like the email verifier need a free account.
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