Email Collector

Collect every email address on a page — or crawl the whole site automatically — then copy or export as CSV.

Finding the contact addresses on a website should take one click, not twenty minutes of clicking through About, Team, Careers and Contact pages. Email Collector reads the page you are on, or walks the whole site by itself, and hands you a clean, de-duplicated list you can copy or export. WHAT IT DOES 📄 Scan this page — pulls every address out of the page as it is rendered: visible text, mailto: links, iframes, shadow DOM components, and addresses parked in attributes rather than text. 🕸 Crawl whole site — starts from the page you are on and follows the site's own navigation, same domain only. Contact, about, team, staff, support and impressum pages are visited first, because that is where addresses live. 🎚 You set the budget — cap how many pages it fetches and how deep it goes. It runs in the background, so you can close the popup and come back to it. 🧹 Junk filtered out — image filenames like sprite@2x.png, Sentry and CDN tracking addresses, and placeholders like user@example.com never make the list. Obfuscated forms — "name [at] domain (dot) com", HTML entities, %40 — are decoded into real addresses. 📋 Copy or export — click any address to copy it, "Copy all" for the whole list, or export CSV with the number of occurrences and the exact pages each address was found on. The filter box narrows what gets copied or exported. 🔁 Collect across sites — turn on "Keep previous" and results from several sites merge into one list instead of replacing it. WHO IT IS FOR Recruiters and sales teams building contact lists, journalists tracking down a press contact, researchers collecting department addresses, and anyone who has ever scrolled a university or agency site hunting for one email. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens in your browser. Results are stored locally on your machine and are never uploaded anywhere. There is no account, no server, no analytics, and nothing is sold or shared. The only network requests the extension makes are to the site you asked it to crawl. USE IT RESPONSIBLY Collected addresses are personal data in many jurisdictions. Respect each site's terms of use, and follow the anti-spam and privacy laws that apply to you (GDPR, CAN-SPAM, CASL) before contacting anyone.