Use the LinkedIn Email Finder to get someone's work email from their LinkedIn profile. All you need is the link to the profile.
Find an email from a profile
Step 1. Open Finder in the left menu, then click the Linkedin tab.
Step 2. Copy the profile's link from your browser, such as https://www.linkedin.com/in/jane-doe. Paste it in the box and press Enter.
💡 Tip: The Try Demo button runs a real search and uses real credits.
Step 3. Read the result. To keep the contact, click Save as lead. It's added to your Leads.
What the results mean
Tomba shows the person's main email. It comes with its own status and score, which tell you how likely it is to work. See what they mean.
A result can also show the person's name, country, job title, company, and LinkedIn and X profiles.
Show sources lists the public pages where the email was found.
Get all emails shows every email linked to the person, and costs more. The button then reads Full mode ON. Click it again to go back to the main email.
Export All copies the emails so you can paste them elsewhere. You see it when there's more than one.
View phone is the phone icon. You see it when Tomba has a number.
💳 Credits: A search uses 1 search credit when an email is found, and nothing when it isn't. With Get all emails, you pay 1 search credit for each email, plus 5 for each phone number. Searching the same link again before your credits reset is free. Viewing a phone number uses 5 search credits, only when a valid number is found.
Common questions
Do I need a LinkedIn account?
No. You only need the link to the profile, and you don't have to sign in to LinkedIn.
Why did I get no result?
Tomba may not have a work email for that person. For more reasons, see why LinkedIn searches find nothing.
Can I find emails while I browse LinkedIn?
Yes. The Chrome extension adds a Tomba panel to LinkedIn profiles.
Can I look up many profiles at once?
Yes. Upload a list of profile links to Bulk LinkedIn Email Finder. You can also work inside a spreadsheet with Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel.
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