Extract emails, links and numbers from text
Drop in a page of text, a log or an export and get one clean, de-duplicated list of the addresses, links or numbers inside it, ready to copy.
How to extract emails, links and numbers from text
- Paste the text. Emails, web pages, CSV exports, chat logs.
- Choose what to extract. Email addresses, URLs, phone numbers, hashtags, mentions or plain numbers.
- Copy the list. One per line, duplicates removed, optionally sorted.
Why use myowntext for this
Nothing is uploaded
Text is processed by your browser. There is no server, so contracts, cover letters and private notes never travel anywhere.
Instant, even offline
Every result appears as you type. Once a page has loaded it keeps working without a connection.
Shows its work
Counts, highlights and reports tell you exactly what was found and what changed. Nothing is hidden behind a spinner.
No account, no limits
Free with no sign-up, no word cap, no ads and no nag to upgrade.
Questions people ask
Is the text uploaded?
No. Extraction is a pattern search that runs in your browser, which matters when the text is a customer list or a private conversation.
How accurate is phone number extraction?
It finds sequences that look like phone numbers with optional country codes, spaces, dashes and brackets. Check the list before using it; formats vary by country.
Can I keep duplicates?
Yes, untick the de-duplicate option to keep every occurrence in order.