Email address munging is the act of using ASCII, JavaScript, and scrambling of letters in your email address in order to hide your email address from spam bots, spiders, and spoofers. Email address munging is also called email address obfuscating.
Our anti junk email address obfuscator tool protects your email address and helps prevent spam by avoiding spam bots and email address harvesters.
This tool allows you to obfuscate and mask your email address by using ASCII, JavaScript, and/or image links.
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Any useful site needs to have contact information posted, and this has to include either an email address or a contact form. Encoding and obfuscating your email address when you post it on the web is essential if you want to stop spam bots and spiders from continuing to find your email address information and sending it bulk email. A large research study by the Center for Democracy and Technology shows that obfuscating your email address using our address munging tool helps to strongly, successfully, and efficiently avoid junk mail.
You can call it "mung", "munge", "encode", "obfuscate", "mask", "hide", "cloak", or "conceal". Most website owners do not bother to implement any of this, but definitely should. Anyone with an inbox full of spam will tell you that it is essential.
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If you want your obfuscated link to say something like "email me" or "contact us", click on the "Customized Display" button to the left. The link will look like your customized link.
If you want to display an image email link, click on the "Image Link" button to the left, and enter your email address and image URL.
For advanced users: If you choose the JavaScript Munge option is chosen, instead of copying everything in the first text area and pasting it to the top of your page, you can create a separate JavaScript file and paste the code there. Most spam bots and spiders will never download a JavaScript file, adding another layer of protection to your email address.