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How Mail2Contact works: detect email signatures, review contacts and keep data privaté.

Data Privacy Statement

Mail2Contact is designed as a privacy-oriented application. In High Data Privacy mode, pasted text stays in your browser; contact detection, vCard and QR code creation run locally. In server mode, text is sent to the Mail2Contact server for analysis. Email drafts are handed to your mail app only after an active click.

  • High Data Privacy processes text locally in the browser.
  • In local mode, /extract is not called.
  • vCards can be created locally in the browser.
  • QR codes are created without an external QR service.
  • Server responses use No-Store, X-Frame-Options, Nosniff and Referrer-Policy.
  • Uploads and input text have size limits.

How the app works

You paste an email signature, copied email text or a file. Mail2Contact looks for names, companies, phone numbers, email addresses, websites and addresses. Detected people are shown as tabs so multiple footers can be reviewed quickly.

High Data Privacy

When the switch is active, the browser analyzes the text locally. This is the recommended mode for especially sensitive emails because the content is not sent to the server.

Server mode

Server mode remains available for more complex detection, file imports and future team features. In an online version, this mode means data is transferred to the Mail2Contact server.

Extract contacts

Paste an email signature or copied email text and click Extract contact. If multiple footers are found, multiple contacts are shown.

Confidence score

Green fields were detected with high confidence, yellow fields should be reviewed, and red fields are missing or uncertain.

Reuse

You can download vCards, show direct contact QR codes, prepare emails or copy the contact text.

Files

Text, .eml, .msg and .txt files up to 2.5 MB are supported. Outlook drag-and-drop is not always available, so upload and copy-paste are included.

SEO

Use localized pages, clear meta titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, hreflang, structured data, fast loading and indexable help content.