Free Email Pattern Generator

Most companies use a consistent email format across the entire organization. If you know one work email at a company — or even just the domain — you can usually predict the rest. The most common corporate email formats are first.last@domain, flast@domain, first@domain, and firstlast@domain, with a long tail of variations for first-initial, last-initial, separators, and tricky middle names.

Enter a first name, last name, and domain to generate every plausible person-specific work email in one go. If you only have a domain, switch to domain-only mode and the generator outputs common generic inboxes like info@, contact@, sales@, and hello@ — perfect for first-touch outreach when you don't yet have a specific contact name. Every generated email is automatically rolled into a Boolean search query so you can quickly check which addresses are actually published online.

Need to find the right person first? The People Finder generates search queries across LinkedIn, GitHub, X, and other networks, and the LinkedIn X-Ray Search Builder gives you fine-grained Boolean filters for titles, companies, and locations. Researching target accounts? The Company Finder covers Google Maps, Crunchbase, LinkedIn Companies, and B2B directories.

Tip: install ProfileSpider to extract names, titles, and contact details from any LinkedIn or company page in one click — pair the extracted name with the generated email patterns and you've got a complete contact in seconds.

• Predicts likely formats — does not verify deliverability. Always verify with an email verification service before sending outreach.
• Most useful for company domains with standardised formats. Mid-to-large companies almost always use one pattern for all employees. If you confirm one address, the same format usually applies to everyone.
• Personal email domains are less predictable. Providers like Gmail and Outlook allow free-form usernames, so patterns generated for those domains are best-effort guesses.