Getting started with EmailMagnet

Install EmailMagnet in Chrome, open a relevant website, extract visible emails, review results, and export your first contact list in minutes.

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EmailMagnet's popup listing the business emails found on a web page, with CSV and TXT export

Quick answer

Install EmailMagnet from the Chrome Web Store, open a website, run the extraction, then export the emails it found as CSV or TXT.

At a glance

  1. Install the EmailMagnet Chrome extension.
  2. Open the website pages you already review.
  3. Run extraction and export the results as CSV or TXT.

Start from a page with clear context

Use public contact pages, directories, team pages, or event listings where the source context explains why an email address appears. A source with clear context makes the exported list easier to qualify later because you can connect each address to a company, role, event, or business reason.

Extract before organizing

Let EmailMagnet collect detected emails first, then review, qualify, and export the final list. Separating extraction from qualification keeps the browser workflow fast while still leaving room for human judgment before outreach.

Use exports as a handoff step

CSV works well for spreadsheets, CRM preparation, deduplication, and team review. TXT works well when you need a clean lightweight list for manual processing, internal notes, or a quick check before importing contacts elsewhere.

Official reference: Chrome Web Store extension policies

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