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TikTok Email Finder

Run a creator search on TikTok, export it, and every creator who put an email in their bio has it in its own column. Free Chrome extension. It works on the page you already have open, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.

What you get. A CSV (or JSON, JSONL) with one creator per row: handle, followers, likes, video count, region, bio link, engagement rate and email. Opens in Excel or Google Sheets.

Where the emails come from. The creator's bio, because that is the only public place a TikTok email exists. If a creator wrote "hello (at) brand dot com" to keep bots away, you get hello@brand.com. If they wrote nothing, the cell is empty.

What it won't do. Guess an address from a name, buy one from a database, or export a follower list (TikTok doesn't expose one to the web).

How to find a TikTok creator's email address

  1. 01Add the extension from the Chrome Web Store. It needs no TikTok password and reads no cookies; you stay signed in as normal.
  2. 02Open a creator's profile, or search TikTok for the niche you want. One profile gives you one address; a creator search gives you a page of them.
  3. 03Open the Mastros panel and pick the export: Creator profile, Creator search, Profile videos or Video comments.
  4. 04Save the file. The email sits in its own column beside the handle and follower count.

Every TikTok export that includes an email

ExportOne row perEmail column
Creator profilethe creatorthe creator's bio email, plus followers, likes, video count, region, bio links and engagement rate
Creator searcheach creator in the resultseach creator's bio email
Profile videoseach video on a profile (views, likes, comments, shares, saves)the author's bio email on every row
Video commentseach comment, with replies, likes and timestampseach commenter's bio email, when you switch on the enrichment pass

The enrichment pass on comments opens each commenter's profile to read their bio, so it is slower than the other three and off by default.

Emails written as "name (at) domain dot com"

Creators disguise their address to keep bots away. The extension turns the four common forms back into a normal email:

  • name (at) domain.com
  • name [at] domain.com
  • name AT domain.com
  • name @ domain.com, with spaces around the @

When a bio carries two addresses, the one next to "collabs", "booking", "PR" or "management" is marked as the business one. Things that look like an email but are not (example.com, a handle, an image filename) are dropped. An address spoken in a video or drawn into a cover image is not found.

Bio reader or email enrichment tool

What mattersMastrosEmail enrichment tools
Where the email comes fromThe creator's bio, on the page you have openA third-party database, or a guess from name and domain
Emails the creator never publishedNot returned; the cell stays emptyUsually returned; that is the product
Cost per emailNone; you pay per exported row (free during the beta)One credit per lookup
Where the data is processedYour browserThe vendor's servers

An enrichment tool will return more addresses. Mastros returns the ones each creator chose to publish for brands, and you can open the bio and read it yourself.

Free during the beta

Every export is free and unlimited while the launch beta runs: no account, no card. After the beta, Mastros charges per record, where one record is one exported creator, video or comment. The email column never costs extra.

What people say

4.95 out of 5 from 152 reviews across all Mastros extensions on the Chrome Web Store. Read every review

TikTok email finder: questions

Open the profile and read the bio; that is where creators put a contact address, usually next to a word like collabs or booking. The extension does that across a whole creator search at once and writes each address into the export.

No. If the address is not written in the bio, the cell is empty. Nothing is built from a name and a domain, bought from a provider, or sent anywhere to be checked.

No. TikTok does not expose follower or liker lists to the web, so no extension can export them. Creator search does the equivalent job: a page of creators matching a term, each with the fields TikTok shows and the bio email.

It depends on who you search for. Creators who take brand deals publish one far more often than the rest. Run the search and count the filled cells; that is the only hit rate that means anything for your list.

Not for the email. The bio arrives in the same response TikTok already sent to draw the page. The one exception is the comment enrichment pass, which opens each commenter's profile, which is why it is optional.

You are responsible for TikTok's Terms of Service, for GDPR and CCPA, and for anti-spam law such as CAN-SPAM wherever you send. An address in a public bio is still personal data, so you need a lawful basis to store it and to email it. Mastros is not affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok or ByteDance, and this is not legal advice.

CSV, JSON or JSONL. Pick CSV for Excel or Google Sheets. The email is written exactly as the creator wrote it, minus the disguise, so it pastes into a CRM without cleanup.

Export your first creator search

Free during the beta. The email column is one of the exports in the Mastros TikTok extension, which also gives an exact engagement rate for any profile.