Text Extractor: Emails, URLs, Phones & IPs

Pull emails and URLs out of pasted text, deduped and copyable. The text you paste never leaves your browser.

Pull emails, links, phone numbers, and IP addresses out of any pasted text (an email thread, meeting notes, a page dump, a log file, a CSV pasted as text) as a clean, deduped, copyable list. Extraction runs entirely on your device. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The text you paste, which may be sensitive, never leaves your browser. This is a paste-mode popup: it never reads the active tab or any page content, requests no host permissions, and injects no scripts. Every extraction runs locally, in first-party bundled code (no CDN, no remote code, no eval). This extension collects no data of any kind: no analytics, no tracking, no telemetry. No account is ever required to use the free features. The only network traffic it ever makes is a purchase-verification check with ExtensionPay if you choose to upgrade. WHAT IT DOES (FREE) - EMAIL ADDRESSES: a pragmatic, real-world email matcher that catches genuine addresses (including plus-addressing, dots, and multi-label domains like co.uk) while correctly ignoring look-alikes such as a bare @handle or foo@localhost (no top-level domain). Deduped case-insensitively, first occurrence's casing kept. - URLS / LINKS: both http(s):// and bare www. links. Trailing sentence punctuation is trimmed off automatically (a period or closing quote right after a link is never captured as part of it), while a genuinely parenthetical link, the Wikipedia-style "...Foo_(disambiguation)" case, keeps its own matching parenthesis. Angle-bracket-wrapped links (<https://example.com>) are unwrapped correctly. - Every category shows a live count, a clean empty state, and BOTH a copy-all button and a per-item copy button, so you can grab one address or the whole list. - Paste up to 2 MB of text; the popup stays responsive, and if a paste is ever larger than that, you get a clear on-screen notice rather than a silent truncation. PREMIUM ($5 one-time) - PHONE NUMBERS: common NANP formats ((555) 123-4567, 555-123-4567, 555.123.4567, and a bare 10-digit run) plus international +country-code numbers with common separators. Built for precision over recall: a 10-digit run embedded inside a longer number (an order id, a timestamp) is deliberately NOT matched. Honest limitation, stated plainly: this is a pattern-shape extractor, not a phone-validity library. It does not verify that a number is real, callable, or currently assigned. - IP ADDRESSES: IPv4 with strict range checking (an out-of-range octet like 999 is correctly rejected, never silently clamped) and IPv6 in its full, compressed (::), and IPv4-mapped (::ffff:...) forms. - CUSTOM REGEX: paste your own pattern and extract exactly what you need. Runs entirely on your device with hard safety rails: invalid patterns show a clear inline error instead of breaking anything, a pattern that would take too long to run on your text is stopped with a clear message instead of freezing the popup, and pattern flags are limited to the standard, well-understood set. - CSV / JSON EXPORT: download or copy the complete result set (category, value, and a per-category count) as a spreadsheet-safe CSV or as JSON, generated locally. - PASTE HISTORY: save a named paste on this device and reload it later. A saved paste is never uploaded anywhere; it stays in this browser's local storage. HOW TO USE 1. Paste your text into the popup. 2. Emails and links extract instantly for free; turn on Phone numbers or IP addresses to see what premium adds (shown honestly locked until you upgrade). 3. Copy one result or copy the whole category at once. WHAT THIS DOES NOT DO This is a paste-only tool: it never reads the page you're looking at, never scrapes a website for you, and never validates that an extracted phone number or email address is real, deliverable, or currently in use. It finds text that has the SHAPE of the thing you're looking for. No subscription. Pay once and keep the features. No account is needed to install or use the extension. Premium checkout is handled by ExtensionPay, which keys your licence to the email address you give it, so you can restore that licence on another device.