Free, browser-based utilities for everyday developer workflows

Compare Two Email Lists

Find overlaps, unique contacts, and duplicates between two email lists in seconds.

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Open List Comparator with a ready-to-run example.

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When you need this
  • You need to dedupe marketing or outreach lists.
  • You want to find overlaps between customer segments.
  • You are validating data imports from two sources.
How to do it with Daily Developer Tools
  • Paste List 1 and List 2 into the List Comparator.
  • Click Compare to see common, unique, and duplicate values.
  • Copy each result set or send it to another tool.
Tips / common pitfalls
  • Enable case-insensitive mode to normalize email casing.
  • Use the Clean buttons to trim whitespace and remove duplicates.
  • Paste from Excel or CSV - the tool handles common delimiters.
Examples & test data

Newsletter vs. product signups

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Input example (List 1)
alex@example.com
riley@example.com
devon@example.com
Input example (List 2)
riley@example.com
sam@example.com
alex@example.com
Expected output
Only in List 1:
devon@example.com

Common:
alex@example.com
riley@example.com

Only in List 2:
sam@example.com

Support vs. sales contacts

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Input example (List 1)
sales@example.com
support@example.com
sales@example.com
Input example (List 2)
support@example.com
ops@example.com
Expected output
Only in List 1:
sales@example.com

Common:
support@example.com

Only in List 2:
ops@example.com

Duplicates in List 1:
sales@example.com (2)
FAQ
Can I compare lists pasted from Excel?

Yes. The List Comparator accepts newline, comma, semicolon, or tab-delimited data.

Does it find duplicates within each list?

Yes. You can view duplicates for each list separately.

Is comparison case-sensitive?

You can toggle case-insensitive mode for email lists.

Where is my data processed?

Everything runs locally in your browser for privacy.

i Privacy-first: everything runs locally in your browser. No uploads, no tracking of your inputs.