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Extract emails from the current page or batches of URLs, then copy or export results as CSV or Excel. Email Extractor & Exporter helps you quickly find email addresses on web pages and turn them into clean, usable lists. Use it to scan the current browser tab, extract visible and linked email addresses, copy the results, or export them as CSV or Excel files. You can also paste multiple URLs and run a batch extraction, making it easier to collect contact emails from several pages without opening and checking each page manually. Key features: - Extract email addresses from the current page - Batch scan multiple URLs one by one - Copy all extracted email addresses with one click - Export results as CSV - Export results as Excel - Keep source URLs with batch results - Set ignore rules for exact emails, prefixes, or suffixes - Remove duplicate email addresses automatically This extension is useful for research, sales prospecting, recruiting, marketing operations, directory cleanup, and anyone who needs to collect public email addresses from websites more efficiently. Email Extractor & Exporter works inside Chrome’s side panel and keeps the workflow simple: choose current page or batch mode, scan, review the results, then copy or export. The extension only extracts email addresses from pages you choose to scan. It does not require account registration.
Jun 15, 2026
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