Extract Emails
from a URL
Enter any webpage URL and our edge network fetches the page, then your browser extracts every email address it finds — mailto: links, visible text, meta tags, and hidden attributes.
Open URL ExtractorHow URL Extraction Works
You Enter a URL
Paste any publicly accessible URL into the Fetch from URL tab — a company's contact page, team directory, or any page with email addresses.
Edge Proxy Fetches
A Cloudflare Worker on our edge network fetches the raw HTML of the page. This bypasses CORS restrictions that would block your browser from directly accessing the content.
Browser Extracts
The HTML arrives in your browser where JavaScript scans it for email addresses, validates them, removes duplicates, and displays the results — all locally.
Best Pages to Scan
Not all pages contain emails. Here are the most productive page types to target for email extraction:
Contact Pages
The /contact page almost always has at least one email address, often in both visible text and mailto: links.
About / Team Pages
Company team and about pages frequently list individual team members with their email addresses.
Footer & Support Pages
Many websites include a support or general contact email in their footer, which appears across all pages.
Press / Media Pages
Press and media pages often contain PR contact emails that are distinct from general support addresses.
Job Listings
Career and job listing pages sometimes include recruiter or HR email addresses for application submissions.
Privacy & Legal Pages
Privacy policies and terms pages often mention a data protection officer or legal contact email address.
URL Mode vs. Deep Crawl
URL extraction fetches a single page — fast and targeted. If you need to scan an entire website with multiple pages, use our Deep Crawl mode instead.
| URL Mode | Deep Crawl | |
|---|---|---|
| Pages scanned | 1 | Up to 1,000 |
| Speed | Instant | Minutes |
| Link discovery | No | Yes |
| Progress tracking | N/A | Real-time |
Common Use Cases
Lead Generation
Find contact emails for potential clients by scanning their company website's contact or team page directly from the URL.
Partnership Outreach
Looking for a partnership or sponsorship contact? Enter the company's press or partnerships page URL to find the right email address.
Job Applications
Some companies list hiring manager emails on their careers page. Use URL extraction to quickly find direct email contacts for your application.
Vendor Research
When evaluating vendors or service providers, quickly check their website for sales and support email addresses by entering their URL.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does URL fetching work?
When you enter a URL, your browser sends it to a Cloudflare Worker running on our edge network. The Worker fetches the page HTML and returns it to your browser. The email extraction then happens entirely in your browser — the Worker never parses the content or stores anything.
Why can't my browser fetch the page directly?
Browsers enforce Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) policies that prevent JavaScript from loading pages from other domains. Our Cloudflare Worker acts as a proxy to bypass this restriction, fetching the HTML on your behalf.
Does it work on pages that require login?
No. The Worker fetches the page as an anonymous visitor. If the page requires authentication or is behind a login wall, the Worker will receive the login page instead of the actual content. For those cases, log in yourself, view the page source, and use our Paste Text mode.
What if the URL returns a 404 or error?
The extractor displays the HTTP status code and error message so you know what happened. Common issues include 404 (page not found), 403 (access denied), and timeouts. You can try a different URL or check if the website is accessible.
Is the fetched content stored on your servers?
No. The Cloudflare Worker is stateless — it fetches the HTML, returns it to your browser, and discards it. There are no logs, no caching, and no storage of the HTML content or the URLs you request.
Can I fetch pages from any website?
You can fetch most publicly accessible web pages. Some sites may block automated requests, return CAPTCHAs, or use JavaScript rendering that prevents the Worker from accessing content. In those cases, try viewing the page source manually and using Paste Text mode.
Start extracting
in seconds.
No account needed. No credit card. Paste text or enter a URL and get results instantly.