Email Extractor
Extract emails from web pages.
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Quick Tip
Enter the address of the page to scan — a contact, team or about page is usually the richest.
About This Tool
Why use Email Extractor?
Give the tool a web page address and it fetches the page server-side, reads its text, and lists every email address it finds. It is the fast way to pull the contact addresses off a company's contact, team or about page without scrolling through it yourself.
The fetch is deliberately constrained. Only http and https addresses are accepted, requests time out after ten seconds, the response is capped at 3 MB, and private network ranges — localhost, 127.x, 10.x, 192.168.x, 172.16-31.x and the 169.254 cloud metadata range — are refused outright, so the endpoint cannot be used to reach anything inside our own infrastructure. One thing to know before you rely on it: addresses that a page renders with JavaScript after loading are not in the fetched HTML and will not be found.
Key Benefits
Server-side fetch
The page is retrieved by the server rather than the browser, so no cross-origin restriction stops the scan.
Guarded against internal targets
Private and loopback ranges, and the cloud metadata address, are refused, so the endpoint cannot be pointed at internal infrastructure.
Bounded requests
A ten-second timeout and a 3 MB response cap mean a slow or enormous page fails cleanly instead of hanging.
How to use Email Extractor
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Enter the address of the page to scan — a contact, team or about page is usually the richest.
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Scan; the page is fetched and its text read.
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Review the addresses found.
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Copy or export them, and check that your outreach complies with the rules where the recipient is.
Best use cases
Collect contact addresses from a company's contact page.
Find the right person's address on a team or staff page.
Check which addresses your own site is exposing to scrapers.
Gather press or support contacts from a directory page.
Email Extractor FAQs
Why did a page return no addresses?
Usually because they are not in the HTML. Many sites render contact details with JavaScript after load, or replace them with a contact form or an image specifically to defeat scrapers.
Can I scan a whole website at once?
No. One page per scan. Run it against the specific pages likely to carry addresses — contact, team, about, press — rather than a whole domain.
Is it legal to use addresses I find this way?
Finding them is not the issue; what you send is. GDPR in the EU, PECR in the UK, CAN-SPAM in the US and CASL in Canada all set rules on unsolicited commercial mail, and they differ. Check what applies to your recipients.
Are there limits on what can be scanned?
Yes. Only http and https, a ten-second timeout, a 3 MB cap, and private or loopback addresses are refused so the scanner cannot be aimed at internal systems.
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