Website scanning
Find visible email-address patterns on selected public websites.
Windows utility / Public email research
Web Email Extractor for websites, URL lists, and public pages.
Web Email Extractor finds visibly published email addresses across a selected website, imported list of URLs, or focused set of discovered pages, then retains source context and prepares a clean local export.
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01Website and URL input02Public addresses03Filtered export
Actual product screen Windows application
Actual Windows interface Choose the public pages to scan.
Add known website URLs or use focused keywords to prepare a relevant public-page source list.
Choose the source
Start with URLs you know or pages found by keyword.
Use the source mode that fits the task, check the candidate pages and keep the final result connected to its origin.
Option 1 / URLs Product screen
Add selected websites.
Enter known public websites or import a prepared URL list for a controlled scan.
Option 2 / Keywords Product screen
Discover candidate pages.
Use a focused business keyword and location, then review the pages before extraction.
Focused web extraction
Control the source before collecting the result.
The utility works best when the target sites and research purpose are specific, relevant, and lawful.
URL-list processing
Import known pages and process them as a controlled batch.
Keyword discovery
Identify candidate public pages using a narrow search intent.
Source retention
Keep the page URL available while reviewing detected addresses.
Duplicate filtering
Remove repeated addresses gathered from multiple pages.
Local export
Save the reviewed result to spreadsheet-friendly formats.
Product facts
What to know before you download or buy.
Use a small group of representative public pages to confirm access, detection and source quality before purchasing.
Public pages only
The extractor works with accessible web content and does not unlock private or restricted pages.
Website compatibility
Bot protection, login requirements, image-only contact details and unsupported dynamic content can limit results.
Trial before purchase
Test known URLs and focused keywords, then inspect the addresses and source pages before buying.
Responsible outreach
A published address is not automatic permission to contact it. Apply the relevant privacy and anti-spam requirements.
Practical note Start with pages you know so you can compare the detected addresses with the visible source content.
Where it helps
Useful when the source websites are clearly defined.
Scan selected public pages for research, supplier discovery or a website contact audit while retaining their source URLs.
Directory research
Collect public contact emails from a defined set of relevant business pages.
Supplier and partner discovery
Build a source-linked review list from public company websites.
Website audit work
Identify visible email addresses across pages you own or are authorized to assess.
Independent customer feedback
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Questions before you scan
Public-page access, results and responsible-use questions.
Can I scan a list of URLs?
Yes. Import a prepared list when you already know which public pages are relevant to the task.
Can I discover pages by keyword?
Yes. Use a focused keyword and location where relevant, then review the candidate pages before extraction.
Why might a page return no addresses?
The page may contain no visible address, place it in an image, require a login, block automated access or render it through an unsupported interface.
Does a public address mean I can email it?
Not automatically. Apply consent, lawful-basis, suppression and anti-spam requirements before outreach.
Try known public pages first
Check the source quality before you buy.
Use the trial with representative URLs and confirm that the addresses and source context fit your research task.