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Strip or mask email addresses before you share a document.
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Remove Email Addresses finds every address in a document and removes, masks or reduces it to a domain, so a support thread or an export can be shared without the contact details in it. Everything happens in your browser, which matters more here than on most tools.
Sharing a support thread, a log file or a spreadsheet export usually means removing the email addresses in it first. Doing that by hand is slow and easy to get wrong, and the one you miss is the one that matters.
This tool finds every email address in a text and removes, masks or replaces it. Full redaction takes the address out entirely. Masking keeps the shape — j••••@example.com — which is enough to tell two people apart in a thread without exposing either. Domain-only mode keeps the company but drops the person, which is often exactly the right amount of detail for an analysis. Nothing is uploaded, which matters more here than on most tools.
Remove entirely, mask the local part, or keep only the domain — enough detail for analysis without exposing anyone.
j•••••@example.com still tells two participants in a thread apart, which full removal does not.
"name at example dot com" and the bracketed variants are matched, since those are how addresses get written to dodge scrapers.
Both the visible text and the address inside the href are treated, so nothing survives in the markup.
The document never leaves your device, which is the whole point when the reason you are here is confidentiality.
A support thread, a log, an export or any text containing email addresses.
Remove the address entirely, mask the local part, or keep only the domain.
Use a placeholder such as [email removed] so readers can see that something was taken out.
The number of addresses found is reported, and each unique domain is listed so you can confirm the coverage.
The processing itself is: everything happens in your browser and nothing is uploaded or stored. Always read the result before sharing, though — no pattern match is a substitute for a human check on a sensitive document.
The first character of the local part and the full domain, so "jordan@example.com" becomes "j•••••@example.com". That is enough to distinguish two participants in a thread without revealing either address.
The common written forms — "name at example dot com" and "name [at] example [dot] com" — are matched when the obfuscated option is on. Genuinely creative obfuscation will not be caught, so review the output.
Yes. Both the visible text and the address inside a mailto: href are found and treated the same way, so an address does not survive in the markup.
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