Text Extractor

What is a text extractor?

A text extractor scans a block of text and separates the structured pieces from the words around them — emails, phone numbers, URLs and hashtags. Instead of scrolling through a long message looking for every address or link, you get a clean, deduplicated list.

What can be extracted?

• Email addresses such as name@example.com.
• Phone numbers in common international formats.
• Website links starting with http://, https:// or www.
• Hashtags used on social media platforms.

How does the extraction work?

The tool scans the text with regular expressions tuned for each type and removes duplicates automatically. Results follow the order of the text, so the first occurrence appears first. You can copy the whole list or a single value with one click.

When is this useful?

• Cleaning a customer list that mixes contacts and notes.
• Collecting links shared in a long chat conversation.
• Pulling every email out of a support ticket.
• Building hashtag lists from a caption or comment thread.

Is my text sent anywhere?

No. All matching happens in your browser with JavaScript, so the text you paste is never uploaded or stored. For the phone-number filter, formats follow a common international pattern; dial extensions and unusual separators may be skipped.