What this tool does
The Email Validator checks email addresses for valid format, catches likely domain typos, and flags duplicates — across a single address or a pasted list of hundreds. Each result tells you exactly why an address passed or failed.
How it works
Each address is tested against a pragmatic subset of RFC 5322: a local part, a single @, and a dotted domain ending in a real top-level domain. Valid addresses are then checked for domain typos by comparing against common providers using edit distance, so ‘gmial.com’ is matched to ‘gmail.com’. The logic is a pure function with no network calls — it does not do MX or SMTP verification.
Privacy
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your addresses are never uploaded, logged, or stored.