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Email permutator

An email permutator lists the common ways a name can be written as an address at a domain. Use it as a free email finder for patterns, not for a confirmed inbox.

  1. 01

    Enter a first name, last name, and domain.

  2. 02

    Copy the list or download a CSV. Patterns include first.last, flast, first_last, and last.first.

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    Optionally check whether the domain can receive mail. That MX lookup runs in your browser. It does not verify that any individual mailbox exists.

These are common patterns, not verified inboxes. An MX check only shows whether the domain can receive mail. It does not show that a person uses any of these addresses.

Enter a first name, last name, and domain.

FAQ

What is an email permutator?

It generates common email address patterns from a first name, a last name, and a domain. first.last@domain and flast@domain are typical examples. The list is a guess.

Is this a free email finder?

It is free, and it finds patterns rather than a confirmed address. It does not search a database of personal emails.

Does the MX check prove an address exists?

No. An MX record means the domain publishes mail servers, so it can receive mail. It says nothing about whether a person uses one of these addresses.

Does this send any email?

No. It builds a list on this page. You can copy it or download a CSV. Nothing is emailed.