Extract URLs from Text
Pull URLs and links from pasted text and review a clean list in the browser.
Use a browser-based email extractor to pull email addresses from pasted text, copy them, and review unique results quickly.
Email addresses often appear inside exports, copied pages, notes, inbox dumps, or lead lists where manual cleanup is slow and repetitive.
This tool extracts them in the browser so you can review, copy, or deduplicate the results without sending the source content anywhere.
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It can show unique results so repeated addresses do not clutter the final list.
It works with pasted text such as notes, exports, copied web content, and general document snippets.
Yes. The normal extraction flow happens locally in your browser.
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