Save Your LinkedIn Newsletter Subscriber List: A Simple Guide · AI for LinkedIn

Save Your LinkedIn Newsletter Subscriber List: A Simple Guide

Running a successful LinkedIn Newsletter is rewarding, but getting a usable list of your subscribers hasn't always been easy. LinkedIn doesn't offer a direct export feature, leaving you to manually sift through names.

That's where the LinkedIn Newsletter Subscriber Extractor tool comes in! This simple, free tool empowers you to quickly turn your subscriber list's raw HTML into organized, usable data right within your browser.

Why Use This Tool?

Save Precious Time: Stop manually copying and pasting names one by one. Process hundreds of subscribers in seconds.
Get Structured Data: Automatically extracts key information: First Name, Last Name, LinkedIn Profile URL, Connection Degree (1st, 2nd, 3rd+), current Headline, and Profile Image URL.
Easy Export: Copy the generated table directly or download a clean CSV file, ready for spreadsheets (like Excel or Google Sheets), analysis, or record-keeping.
Simple Filtering: Quickly filter your list to see only 1st, 2nd, or 3rd+ degree connections.
User-Friendly: Works entirely through copy-pasting – no complex software installation needed.
Private: Your data is processed locally in your web browser; nothing is uploaded or stored elsewhere.

How to Use the Extractor (Step-by-Step):

Navigate to Your Subscribers: Go to your LinkedIn Newsletter page and click to view your subscriber list.
Load the List: Scroll down the subscriber list within LinkedIn to ensure all the subscribers you want to extract are loaded and visible on the page.
Copy the List : This is the crucial step. You need to copy the list by highlighting the subscribers you want to save and copying them to your clipboard.
Paste into the Tool: Come back to this page and paste (Ctrl+V) the copied the list into the input box labeled "Paste LinkedIn Newsletter subscriber list here...".
Process: Click the "Process Data" button.
Review Results: The tool will parse the HTML and display the extracted subscriber data in a table below. The total number processed will be shown.
Filter (Optional): Use the "Filter by Connection Type" buttons (All, 1st, 2nd, 3rd+) to narrow down the displayed results.
Export Your Data: Click "Copy Table" to copy the visible data to your clipboard (ready to paste into documents or spreadsheets). Click "Download as CSV" to save the visible data as a standard CSV file.
Troubleshooting: If the table doesn't appear after clicking "Process Data", click the "View HTML" button. This shows you exactly what HTML was pasted, helping you see if you copied the correct section from LinkedIn. You can then click "Clear All" and try copying/pasting again.

Important Considerations:

LinkedIn Updates: This tool relies on the current HTML structure of LinkedIn's subscriber pages. LinkedIn frequently updates its site, which might occasionally break the tool's ability to find the data correctly. If it stops working, it may need an update.
Respect LinkedIn's Terms: Always use the extracted information responsibly and professionally, adhering to LinkedIn's User Agreement and Terms of Service, particularly regarding sending connection requests or messages. This tool is for organization and analysis, not for automated spamming.

Ready to get a better handle on your newsletter audience? Paste your subscriber list HTML above and see how easy it can be!

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