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Text Extractor

Extract emails, URLs, numbers, or IPs from text.

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About Text Extractor

Extract specific data from text using built-in patterns: email addresses, URLs, numbers, IP addresses, and hashtags. Filter for unique values and optionally sort the results.

How It Works

The tool applies regular expression patterns to match specific data types in your text. Each pattern is optimized for its data type — for example, the email pattern matches [email protected] format, and the URL pattern captures http:// and https:// links.

Step by Step

  1. 1 Paste text containing the data you want to extract
  2. 2 Select what to extract (emails, URLs, numbers, IPs, or hashtags)
  3. 3 Enable Unique to remove duplicates
  4. 4 Enable Sort to alphabetize results
  5. 5 Click Extract

Tips

  • Paste an entire web page to extract all email addresses at once.
  • Use the numbers option to extract data points from reports.
  • IP extraction is useful for parsing server logs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What URL formats are matched?
URLs starting with http:// or https:// are matched. Bare domain names without a protocol are not captured.