Extract phone numbers from text
Pull the phone-like values out of pasted text, exactly as they were written.
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Extract From Text
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How it works
Three steps, all in your browser
- Step 1Paste the textA signature, a contact list or an export
- Step 2See the phone-like values7 to 15 digits, exactly as written
- Step 3Check, then copyNothing is validated or dialled
Good to know
The honest limits, before you spend time on it
Phone-like, not verified
AMGlide finds values shaped like a phone number: 7 to 15 digits, with an optional + country code, a bracketed area code, and spaces, dots or dashes between digits. It doesn't check that a number exists, which country it belongs to, or that it can be called.
What it doesn't count
Dates are recognised first and never listed as phone numbers, and a number with a single decimal point, such as 1234.5678, is read as a number. An order number or ID of 7 to 15 digits can still look phone-like, so check the list.
Exactly as written
Each value keeps its own spacing and punctuation; nothing is reformatted into one style. Tick Unique only to list each value once.
Limits
Up to 1,000,000 characters of text, or a text file up to 2 MB.
Beyond this one task
Give AMGlide the text. It works out the rest.
Smart Drop reads what you brought and suggests what fits — then carries it into the next step without asking for it again.