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Extract Emails, Phone Numbers and URLs from Text
Scan any block of text and pull out every email address, phone number, URL, domain, IP or hashtag.
What is Extract Emails, Phone Numbers and URLs from Text?
Contact data usually arrives buried inside longer text — email bodies, directory pages, group chats, copied web pages. Picking it out line by line is slow and easy to get wrong.
This tool scans the whole block with regular expressions and pulls out exactly the type you asked for. Phone number matching is tuned for Vietnamese formats: it accepts both leading 0 and +84, tolerates spaces, dots and hyphens, then normalises everything to one consistent form so entries can be compared.
Results are deduplicated by default, and can be sorted for easier review.
How to use
- Paste the block of text you want scanned into the box above.
- Choose which type of data to extract.
- Toggle deduplication and sorting to suit.
- Click Copy to take every result, one per line.
Frequently asked questions
How are phone numbers recognised?
Using Vietnamese mobile formats: a leading 0 or +84, then a 3, 5, 7, 8 or 9 prefix, then eight digits. Spaces, dots and hyphens in between are accepted, and results are normalised to the leading-zero form.
Could it miss an email address?
The pattern covers essentially all ordinary addresses. A handful of technically valid but very rare forms — those containing quotes or unusual special characters — may be skipped, in exchange for avoiding many false positives.
Is the data I paste transmitted anywhere?
No. All scanning runs in your browser. That matters, because text containing contact details is usually other people's personal data.