Extract Emails from URL

Extract Emails from URL - Enter any webpage URL and instantly extract all email addresses found on that page. Perfect for lead generation, research, and building contact lists. Free, fast, no signup required.

Enter URL to Extract Emails

Tip: Contact pages, team pages, and about pages usually have the most emails.

Bulk URL Extraction

⚠️ Bulk extraction limited to 5 URLs to prevent abuse.

Options

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0 URLs Scanned
0 Unique Domains

Extracted Emails

No results yet. Enter a URL above and click Extract Emails.

Domain Breakdown

Extract emails to see domain statistics.

How to Extract Emails from URL

  1. Enter URL: Paste the webpage URL you want to extract emails from (e.g., a company's contact page).
  2. Click Extract: Our tool fetches the page and scans for all email addresses in the HTML source.
  3. Get Results: View all found emails, see domain breakdown, and export to TXT or CSV.

Tips for Best Results

📄 Best Pages to Scan

  • Contact pages
  • About/Team pages
  • Staff directories
  • Footer sections

⚠️ Limitations

  • JavaScript-rendered emails may not be captured
  • Image-based emails won't be detected
  • Some sites block automated requests
  • Obfuscated emails may be missed

✅ Best Practices

  • Respect website terms of service
  • Don't spam extracted emails
  • Comply with GDPR/CAN-SPAM
  • Use for legitimate purposes only

Extract Emails from URL - FAQ

What is Extract Emails from URL?

This free tool fetches any webpage you specify and extracts all email addresses found in the page content. Simply enter a URL and get a list of emails instantly.

Is this email extractor free?

Yes, completely free. Single URL extraction has no limits. Bulk extraction is limited to 5 URLs at a time.

What types of pages work best?

Contact pages, team pages, about pages, staff directories, and footers typically contain the most email addresses.

Why did I get no results?

Some websites hide emails using JavaScript rendering, images, or obfuscation techniques. The tool extracts from raw HTML, so dynamically loaded content may not be captured.

Is this legal to use?

Extracting publicly available information is generally legal. However, always respect website terms of service and use extracted emails responsibly in compliance with anti-spam laws like GDPR and CAN-SPAM.

Can I extract from password-protected pages?

No. The tool can only access publicly available webpages. Pages requiring login or authentication cannot be accessed.