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Text Data Extractor
Extract numbers, Korean, English, emails, URLs, phone numbers, and hashtags from long text by type.
LOCALYour source text and extracted results are processed locally in the browser and are not sent to or stored on a server.
LOCALText you type or load and extracted results stay in this browser and are not sent to or stored on a server.
Type, paste, or drop a text file
You can also drop a TXT, MD, or CSV file anywhere in this workspace.
Paste source text and select the types you want to extract.0 / 300,000
Local processing · No server upload · Service limit: 300,000 characters · 10,000 per type · 30,000 total
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Results are grouped by selected type and keep source order within each type.
HOW TO USE
How to use
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Type or paste text, or load a TXT, MD, or CSV file.
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Select the extraction types you need: numbers, Korean, English, emails, URLs, phone numbers, or hashtags.
- 03
Run Extract and review each result group and count.
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Copy the results or download them as a TXT file.
EXTRACTION GUIDE
How to extract text patterns reliably
These notes explain how the tool separates useful string patterns by type without changing the source text.Collect contact addresses
Pull email-like strings from mail, notices, CSV exports, logs, and long documents.
Build a link list
Find URLs beginning with http, https, or www and separate links from posts or documents.
Find contact strings
Locate practical Korean and international phone-number patterns in contact text.
Inspect numeric tokens
Find integers, decimals, grouped numbers, and percentage-like numeric tokens in orders, prices, and logs.
Separate scripts
Extract Hangul and Latin runs independently from mixed-language documents.
Collect social tags
Extract Unicode hashtags containing letters, numbers, and underscores, including Korean and Japanese tags.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Important notes
- Email, URL, and phone extraction uses practical string patterns and does not verify account existence or connectivity.
- Each type is extracted independently, so the same source span may appear in more than one result type.
- Within each type, results keep their original source order.
- Service limits are 300,000 input characters, 10,000 matches per type, and 30,000 total matches.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01Is my text sent to a server?+
No. Your source text and extracted results are processed in the current browser only.
02Does it fully validate emails or URLs?+
No. It is a practical extraction tool, not a final validity checker.
03Are Japanese hashtags supported?+
Yes. Unicode hashtag characters include Japanese tags.
04What order are results shown in?+
Within each extraction type, results keep their original occurrence order.
05What happens when I load another file?+
Because the current source, results, and extraction types may reset, the tool asks for confirmation before replacing the file.