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Extract emails, phone numbers and URLs from text in bulk

You've got a pile of text — a scrape, a paste from a spreadsheet, a log — and you need every email, phone number and URL out of it. The Contact Extractor finds them all, removes duplicates, and lets you copy or download. No upload.

What it finds

Emails (name@domain.tld), phone numbers (it tolerates common formats and spacing), and URLs (http/https links). Each type is collected separately so you can grab just the emails, or just the links.

Deduplicated

Repeated entries are collapsed to one. If the same email appears five times in your paste, you get it once — which is usually what you want before importing into a CRM or sending a mailout.

Copy or download

Results are shown inline; one click copies them, or you download as a file. Everything is processed locally, so the source text — which may contain personal data — never leaves your browser.

Try the free tool: Contact Extractor — open it free, no sign-up.

Frequently asked questions

Does it remove duplicate emails?

Yes. Each extracted type is deduplicated, so repeated addresses, numbers or links appear only once.

What phone formats are recognized?

Common international and local formats with spaces, dashes or dots are handled. Very unusual formats may be missed — review the output.

Is my text uploaded?

No. Extraction runs in your browser; the text never leaves your device.

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