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Contact Grabber · Chrome extension

Save contacts
from any web page

Found someone on a team page, a business listing or in an email? Highlight their name, or scan the whole page, and Contact Grabber saves them straight into your ContactsPlus address book. You check every detail first, and if they’re already there it adds only what’s new.

Free accounts can save 15 new contacts in total with Contact Grabber. Premium removes the limit.

At a glance

Contact Grabber is the ContactsPlus extension for Chrome. It picks out the contact details visible on the page you’re on and saves the people you choose to ContactsPlus.

  • Finds names, job titles, companies, emails, phone numbers, addresses and websites
  • Works on ordinary web pages, team directories, business listings, Gmail and Outlook on the web
  • Adds only what’s new when the person is already in your address book
  • Does nothing on a page until you open it
Contact Grabber's side panel in Chrome next to a company's Meet the team page, listing the four people it found on the page, each with their title, company, email and phone, marked New.
Scan this page lists everyone Contact Grabber can find. Pick who to save.

Four ways to grab

However the details reach you, save them in seconds

Copying a name, an email and a phone number into three separate fields is the kind of job that waits until Friday and then never happens. Here’s the shortcut.

Highlight to save

With Contact Grabber open, highlight a name, email address or phone number and it appears in the side panel, ready to save. No copying, no pasting.

Scan this page

One click shows everyone Contact Grabber can find on the page, which is the quick way through a team page or a company directory. Choose who to save.

Right-click save

Right-click highlighted text and choose Save to ContactsPlus, then check the details and save.

Paste details

Some pages don’t let Chrome extensions read them. On those, paste the details into the panel instead and save them the same way.

Check, then save

Nothing goes in until you say so

Contact Grabber fills in a contact card from the page. You read it, fix anything that came through wrong, and save. While you’re there:

  • Add a tag, such as Client or Prospect, so they’re easy to find later.
  • Keep a source note. Every saved contact gets one that records where and when you found them, for example “Saved from example.com on 10/16/2026”.
  • Set a follow-up reminder for three days later, if you want one. Reminders need Premium or a trial.
Contact Grabber's New contact form in Chrome, filled in for Dana Whitfield from a team page: name, title, company, email and phone, with the tag Client, a reminder to follow up in 3 days, and a Save to ContactsPlus button.
Review the details, add a tag and a reminder, then save.

Images from the Contact Grabber listing in the Chrome Web Store. They show it on a sample website; the company and people are made up.

What it picks up

Seven details, from pages around the world

It understands names, addresses and phone numbers written in formats from around the world, not just the US.

  • Names
  • Job titles
  • Companies
  • Emails
  • Phone numbers
  • Addresses
  • Websites

Where it works

From a team page to your inbox

Team and directory pages

“Meet the team” pages and company directories, where a scan picks up everyone at once.

Store and business listings

The supplier, the local agency, the venue you’re booking. Save the listing’s contact details in one go.

Gmail and Outlook on the web

Save the sender of an email, or the person in someone’s signature, while you read it. See how ContactsPlus works alongside Gmail and Outlook.

Any other web page

Conference speaker lists, press pages, an association’s member list. If the details are on the page, you can save them.

Keeps your address book tidy

Already have them? It adds only what’s new

Copy and paste a contact from the web the usual way and you get a fresh copy every time. Do that for a year and you have three versions of the same person, none of them complete.

Contact Grabber checks your ContactsPlus address book first. If the person is already there, it shows you exactly which details are new, such as a new job title or a second phone number, and adds only those after you tick them. Nothing else on the contact changes.

Everything you save lands in the same address book that ContactsPlus keeps in sync with Google, iCloud and Outlook, so the person you grabbed in Chrome reaches your phone at the next sync. For the duplicates you already have, Premium includes duplicate cleanup.

Privacy

It reads a page only when you ask

Nothing happens until you open it

Contact Grabber doesn’t touch the pages you browse. It reads the page you’re on only when you open it from the toolbar icon, the right-click menu or Alt+Shift+G.

It works from what’s on the page

It picks out contact details shown on the page you’re looking at. It isn’t a service for finding email addresses a page doesn’t show.

You approve every save

Every contact is shown to you before it’s saved, and you can edit or skip any of it. Nobody gets added just because they were on the page.

Smart scan is your choice

When the regular scan can’t make sense of a page, Contact Grabber offers a smart scan. It sends the text of the page you scan to ContactsPlus, where an AI model provider picks out the contacts, and ContactsPlus doesn’t store the text. Say no, and the regular scan keeps working. Details are in our Privacy Policy.

Getting started

How to set it up

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do I save a contact from a website?

Install Contact Grabber for Chrome and sign in with your ContactsPlus account. On any page, click the Contact Grabber icon, then highlight a name, email address or phone number, or click Scan this page for contacts to see everyone it can find. Check the details in the side panel, edit anything you like, and click Save to ContactsPlus.

Can I save contacts from Gmail or Outlook?

Yes. Contact Grabber works in Gmail and in Outlook on the web, so you can save the sender of an email, or someone named in a signature, without copying anything by hand.

Is Contact Grabber an email finder or scraper?

No. It picks out contact details shown on the page you’re looking at, and it does nothing until you open it. It isn’t a service for finding email addresses a page doesn’t show. You choose who to save, and you check every detail first.

Will it create duplicate contacts?

No. If the person is already in your ContactsPlus address book, Contact Grabber shows exactly which details are new and adds only those. Nothing else on the contact changes.

What does Contact Grabber cost?

The extension is free to install. You need a ContactsPlus account, and you can create a free one when you sign in. Free accounts can save 15 new contacts with Contact Grabber in total; Premium removes the limit. Updating a contact you already have never counts toward the 15. Follow-up reminders need Premium or a trial.

Does it read every page I visit?

No. Contact Grabber does nothing on a page until you open it from the toolbar icon, the right-click menu or Alt+Shift+G. If you agree to the optional smart scan, the text of the page you scan is sent to ContactsPlus to find the contacts on it, and ContactsPlus doesn’t store the text.

Which browsers does it work in?

Contact Grabber is a Chrome extension and needs Chrome 116 or later.

Is there an extension like the old FullContact one?

Yes. The FullContact App became part of ContactsPlus in 2019, and Contact Grabber is the ContactsPlus extension for saving the people you find on the web. Everything you save lands in your ContactsPlus address book.

Stop copying contact details by hand.

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