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Extract emails from the current page. ✅ No data leaves your device! Email Extractor Pro ✨ is a must-have Chrome extension for quickly and accurately extracting email addresses from any website. With just a few clicks, you can automatically collect valid email IDs 📧 and export them to CSV or text formats for your email marketing campaigns 📈 and lead generation efforts. Key features include: Automatic email extraction from web pages, even those with JavaScript delays 🚀 Ability to extract emails from a queue 🌐 Finds all emails matching a specific domain name 🔍 Removes duplicate emails to provide a clean list ✔️ Works on Ajax pages, cloaked emails, local HTML, and text files 📄 Offline support and local storage for extracted emails 💾 Export to CSV, text file, or copy to clipboard 📋 Email Extractor Pro is the perfect tool for marketers, salespeople, and anyone looking to streamline their email collection process! Update 3.0.0 Improved UI and made UX better! Update 2.0.2 Removed limit of 100 urls / session, but i lost my girlfriends photos because of this, so request you to use with caution :) Update 2.0.0 Bulk Export with Automation added, add 100 urls and we will do the rest 😉 Update 1.2.0 Now extension supports following language 1) English (Default) 2) Español / Spanish 3) Français / French 4) Deutsch / German 5) हिंदी / Hindi 6) العربية / Arabic
Nov 13, 2025
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