Our free email name extractor tool helps you extract names, companies, and other data from email addresses in lists or CSV files. Ideal for marketers, CRM management, and outreach campaigns, our tool provides quick, accurate extraction from email lists or uploaded CSVs.
Ensure your CSV file has an email column to extract names and company data. This is ideal for large email lists, enabling seamless CRM integration or lead generation.
| Score | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Department | Company Name | Domain | Website | @userId |
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Easily extract first, last, and middle names or company information from email addresses in your CSV upload or email list.
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Our advanced AI-based tool extracts names, domains, and companies from individual emails or CSV file uploads, making it essential for CRM systems and lead generation.
Our free Email Name Extractor API allows you to easily extract names from email addresses. Whether you're working with single email addresses or comma-separated lists, our API makes it simple to obtain valuable information such as first names, last names, middle names, company names, and more.
The API endpoint to extract names from an email address is:
https://emailnameextractor.com/api/parse?q=email_address
Replace email_address with the actual email address you want to parse. You can also pass multiple email addresses separated by commas.
To extract names from a single email address:
https://emailnameextractor.com/api/parse?q=mwebb@gmail.comTo extract names from multiple email addresses:
https://emailnameextractor.com/api/parse?q=mwebb@gmail.com,jdoe@yahoo.com,bsmith@outlook.comThe API will return a JSON response containing the extracted information for each email address. Here is an example of the response format:
[
{
"email": "mwebb@gmail.com",
"userId": "mwebb",
"domain": "gmail.com",
"domainPrefix": ".com",
"website": "",
"firstName": "M",
"middleName": "",
"lastName": "Webb",
"department": "",
"companyName": "",
"score": 70
}
]
https://emailnameextractor.com/api/parseq. Multiple email addresses should be separated by commas.Please note that the API is rate limited to 15 requests per 10 seconds or 40 requests per minute to ensure fair usage for all users.
Here is an example of how you can make a request to the API using JavaScript (Node.js):
// Import the fetch API
const fetch = require('node-fetch');
async function fetchNamesFromEmail(email) {
const url = \`https://emailnameextractor.com/api/parse?q=\${email}\`;
try {
const response = await fetch(url);
if (!response.ok) {
throw new Error(\`Network response was not ok: \${response.statusText}\`);
}
const data = await response.json();
console.log('Success:', data);
} catch (error) {
console.error('Error:', error);
}
}
// Example usage
const emailList = 'mwebb@gmail.com,jdoe@yahoo.com,bsmith@outlook.com';
fetchNamesFromEmail(emailList);To extract names using our tool, simply export your Excel sheet as a CSV file:
Once you have your CSV file, you can upload it to our tool to extract first names, last names, and other valuable information from your email list. Our advanced AI-driven tool is perfect for improving customer relationship management, generating high-quality leads, and optimizing your email campaigns.
If you're working with an Excel spreadsheet and need to extract first and last names from email addresses, we have a solution for you. You can use Excel formulas to separate names, or better yet, export your Excel sheet as a CSV file and upload it to our tool for a more accurate extraction.
Here's how you can use Excel formulas to extract names:
Formula to Extract First Name:
=LEFT(A1, FIND(".", A1)-1)
Formula to Extract Last Name:
=MID(A1, FIND(".", A1)+1, FIND("@", A1) - FIND(".", A1) - 1)
Note that these formulas assume the email format is firstname.lastname@domain.com. For more complex email formats, our tool can provide a more reliable extraction.