How it works
Find conservative email-like ASCII tokens or HTTP(S) URL tokens, remove duplicates and return the first occurrence order. No address is contacted.
Input definitions
- Text
- Plain text; maximum 200,000 characters.
- Extract
- Choose Email-like addresses / HTTP(S) URLs.
A worked example
- Text
- Contact [email protected] or https://example.com/help.
- Extract
- Email-like addresses
Assumptions & limits
Heuristic extraction of ASCII email-like tokens or HTTP(S) URLs. Removes duplicates and common trailing URL punctuation. Does not contact addresses, verify delivery, assess URL safety or guarantee full standards coverage.
Sources & review
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Method updated 2026-10-17. Content checked against the stated method and examples. Our verification approach.
Common questions
Does finding an email-like address prove it can receive mail?
No. This is token extraction, not mailbox verification or full standards validation. Internationalized addresses and unusual syntax may be missed.
How does Extract email-like addresses and web URLs work?
Find conservative email-like ASCII tokens or HTTP(S) URL tokens, remove duplicates and return the first occurrence order. No address is contacted.
What are the limits of Extract email-like addresses and web URLs?
Heuristic extraction of ASCII email-like tokens or HTTP(S) URLs. Removes duplicates and common trailing URL punctuation. Does not contact addresses, verify delivery, assess URL safety or guarantee full standards coverage.