Extract, sort, and format unique email addresses with a live result.
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0 valid occurrences found. 0 addresses in the current output.
Invalid or incomplete addresses are ignored.
Yes. By default, addresses that differ only by letter case are treated as duplicates and the first occurrence is kept. You can make duplicate matching case-sensitive, and the result statistics show how many occurrences were removed.
Enter a complete domain and choose include or exclude. A filter for example.com also matches subdomains such as status.example.com.
It copies every address in the current filtered result on one semicolon-separated line, independently of the selected display separator.
Email domains are case-insensitive, but the part before @ can technically be case-sensitive. Lowercasing only the domain avoids changing that part.
The extractor recognizes common unquoted addresses with valid domain labels. It ignores incomplete addresses, consecutive dots, invalid domain labels, and quoted or internationalized mailbox syntax.
No. Provider-specific rewriting can merge different mailboxes or change an intended delivery address, so the formatter preserves parts unless you explicitly choose lowercase output.
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