Extraction Tools
Extraction tools scan unstructured text — a pasted log, an email thread, a scraped page, a PDF copy-paste — and pull out just the values you need. Each tool returns a de-duplicated, sortable list you can copy or download as a plain text or CSV file. Everything is matched locally in your browser.
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All extraction tools
10 tools- Email Extractor Pull every email address out of a block of text. In your browser
- URL Extractor Find every link in text or HTML. In your browser
- Phone Number Extractor Find phone numbers in international and local formats. In your browser
- Number Extractor Pull numbers out of text, with a running total. In your browser
- Hashtag Extractor Collect hashtags and mentions from social copy. In your browser
- Domain Extractor Extract unique domains from URLs, emails or logs. In your browser
- IP Address Extractor Find IPv4 and IPv6 addresses in logs and text. In your browser
- Date Extractor Find dates written in any common format. In your browser
- JSON Path Extractor Pull specific values out of a JSON document by path. In your browser
- Extract Text Between Pull out every piece of text sitting between two markers. In your browser
Extraction Tools: frequently asked questions
Is the text I paste stored or scanned by anyone?
No. Extraction runs as a regular-expression pass inside your browser. The text never reaches a server, which matters because pasted logs and email threads often contain personal data.
Are duplicate results removed?
Yes by default, and every extraction tool has a toggle so you can keep duplicates when you need the raw count rather than the unique set.
Will an extractor find every match?
Extractors use pattern matching, not semantic understanding, so unusual formats can be missed and false positives are possible. Each tool page lists the specific formats it recognises and its known limitations.
Other categories
All tools →- Text Tools Count, clean, reformat and analyse written text.
- Data Conversion Tools Move data between CSV, JSON, XML, YAML and TSV.
- Developer Tools Format, validate, minify, hash, decode and generate.
- Network & Web Tools Inspect DNS, IP addresses, headers and redirects.
- Encoding & Security Tools Encode, hash, sign and generate strong secrets.