Extract Numbers, Emails & URLs

Extract and analyze numbers, email addresses, and URLs from any text. Perfect for data cleaning, lead generation, and content analysis. All processing happens locally in your browser - your data never leaves your device.

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Extract Numbers

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Extract Emails

Extract URLs

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Extracting Contact Information and Data from Text

This tool helps you quickly extract valuable information from unstructured text - perfect for marketers analyzing content, researchers processing survey responses, or developers cleaning datasets.

How to Use This Tool

Paste your text into the input area or drag and drop a .txt file
Select which types of data you want to extract (numbers, emails, URLs)
Click "Extract" to process the text
Copy the results or reset to start over

Examples

Example 1: Contact Information

Input: "Contact us at support@company.com or call 1-800-555-0123. Visit https://company.com for details."

Extracts: support@company.com, 18005550123, https://company.com

Example 2: Product Data

Input: "Prices: $19.99, 24.50 EUR, contact sales@store.com. Website: www.store.com"

Extracts: 19.99, 24.50, sales@store.com, www.store.com

Example 3: Research Data

Input: "Survey responses: age 25, email researcher@uni.edu, reference http://doi.org/10.1234/study"

Extracts: 25, researcher@uni.edu, http://doi.org/10.1234/study

Pattern Tester

Test if specific text matches our extraction patterns

Test Text

Number: No

Email: No

URL: No

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the maximum text size I can process?

The tool can handle texts up to 100,000 characters efficiently. For larger texts, processing is chunked to prevent browser slowdowns.

How are email addresses validated?

We use RFC-compliant pattern matching that follows standard email format rules, but note this is pattern-based, not actual delivery validation.

What number formats are recognized?

We extract integers, decimals, numbers with commas/thousands separators, and numbers in various formats including currency symbols and phone number patterns.

Are URLs with special characters handled correctly?

Yes, the tool recognizes URLs with query parameters, fragments, and international characters according to URL standards.

Formulas & Assumptions

Number Patterns: Matches sequences of digits, optional decimal points, and common number formats (including those with commas, currency symbols, and phone number patterns).

Email Pattern: local-part@domain (RFC 5322 compliant pattern matching).

URL Pattern: Protocol (http/https/ftp) or www prefix, domain, and optional path/query/fragment.

Processing: Text is processed in chunks of 10,000 characters to maintain browser performance.

For informational and educational purposes only. All processing occurs locally in your browser. For compliance critical workflows verify results with official standards or professional tools.

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