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Extract Email Domains

Paste text to collect domains from explicit simple email patterns. The tool uses no network checks, ownership checks, or mailbox verification.

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Maximum 100,000 characters. Only simple email patterns are read locally; no reachability or ownership checks.

A QUICK WALKTHROUGH

How to use this tool

  1. Paste up to 100,000 characters.
  2. Extract domains from simple unquoted email patterns.
  3. Review the unique domains in first-seen order, then copy or download them.

Explicit simple pattern only

Matches use an unquoted ASCII local part followed by @ and a domain with DNS-style labels. Standalone domains, URLs, quoted addresses, domain literals, and Unicode local parts are ignored. This extracts text syntax only; it does not verify reachability or ownership.

Stable deduplication

Domains are compared case-insensitively, emitted lowercase, deduplicated, and kept in first-seen order. Input is limited to 100,000 characters and results to 10,000 domains.

GOOD TO KNOW

Common questions

Does this check whether a domain exists?

No. It never performs DNS, network, mailbox, or ownership checks.

Are URLs or standalone domains included?

No. A domain is emitted only when it is part of an explicit simple email-shaped match.

How are duplicates handled?

Comparison ignores case; each domain is emitted once in the order its first matching email appears.