This tool removes email addresses from text for privacy compliance or data sanitization. It supports removing all addresses, removing only specified addresses, whitelisting certain addresses, or replacing them with placeholders. With flexible modes, it ensures sensitive email details are safely handled without any complicated steps. Just process your text.
Examples:
Remove All Email Addresses
Removes every email, ensuring no personal info remains.
We have user@example.com, admin@domain.org, plus info@home.net. All must go for privacy.
We have , , plus . All must go for privacy.
Remove Only Specified Emails
Removes the listed addresses while keeping others intact.
We'll remove user@domain.com but keep partner@domain.com and client@public.org.
We'll remove but keep partner@domain.com and client@public.org.
Remove All Except Allowed Emails
Only keeps the addresses you permit; removes everything else.
We only want info@official.gov. Others like user@gmail.com or test@random.com must go.
We only want info@official.gov. Others like or must go.
Replace Emails with a Placeholder
Substitutes each email with a custom tag, like [EMAIL].
Staff addresses: sales@store.com, help@store.com, plus guest@outside.org.
Staff addresses: [EMAIL], [EMAIL], plus [EMAIL].
Remove Emails by Domain
Removes addresses on certain domains you specify.
Addresses: user@gmail.com, dev@opensource.org, and friend@yahoo.com. Remove any ending with @gmail.com or @yahoo.com.
Addresses: , dev@opensource.org, and .
Remove Emails That Don’t Match Domain
Keeps only specified domains; all others are removed.
Allow only staff@mycompany.com, remove vendor@service.org or random@other.com.
Allow only staff@mycompany.com, remove or .