Sharing logs, tickets, or screenshots often means hiding email addresses without removing every trace that an address was there.
Mask Email in Text finds addresses and masks them, with options to keep the first letter or the domain visible.
How to use Mask Email in Text
- Paste text that contains email addresses.
- Choose whether to keep the first letter of the name or the domain visible.
- Copy the text with each address masked.
Use cases
- Masking email addresses in a support ticket before sharing.
- Hiding recipients in a forwarded message screenshot.
- Obscuring addresses in a log while keeping their domains.
Good to know
Mask Email in Text detects addresses and replaces the local part with bullets, optionally keeping the first letter. By default the domain name is masked too while the extension stays; turn on keep-domain to leave the whole domain readable. Detection runs on your device, so nothing is sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep the domain visible?
Yes. Turn on keep-domain to leave the part after the at-sign readable while the name is masked.
Does keeping the first letter make it less safe?
It reveals only the initial of the local part; leave it off if you want the name fully hidden.
Will it find more than one address?
Yes. Every address in the text is detected and masked, not just the first.