Email permutator: every likely address for a name

A tool that combines a person's first name, last name and company domain into every common email format (john.doe@, jdoe@, john@ and so on). It gives you a shortlist of candidates when you don't know someone's address.

30 formats for a first and last name. Names with German umlauts (ü → ue) and compound names (jean-pierre) get a second spelling on the most common formats. With only one name you get that name on its own (john@), plus its second spelling if it has one. One-letter addresses are left out because they are almost never real.

In B2B, first.last@ (john.doe@) is widely used, and so are first@ (john@) and flast@ (jdoe@). Conventions vary from one company to the next, which is why the list goes from the most to the least common formats.

It's free and unlimited. No sign-up, no account, no daily cap.

No. The list is generated in your browser: the names and domain you type are never sent to Enrow or anyone else.

Verify it. An email verifier asks the mail server whether the mailbox exists, without sending anything. On catch-all domains a basic check says yes to every address, so you need a verifier that handles catch-all, like Enrow's. Or skip the list and use an email finder, which returns the verified address directly.