Bulk email account parser & verification codes

Import and categorize Outlook, Hotmail and iCloud accounts, recognize shuffled fields, copy details and open official sites in new tabs. Read Microsoft email codes with existing consent; iCloud accepts email and password.

Browse related account categories

Find products by mailbox type. Check each listing for account permissions, delivered fields and whether mailbox access is included.

Outlook / Hotmail accounts

Browse Microsoft mailbox accounts. Check refresh token and client ID before use.

Related Apple ID products

Parse iCloud details here. Check Apple ID listings to see whether mailbox access is included.

Other email accounts

Browse other email accounts and follow each listing’s sign-in instructions.

How to use

  1. 1

    Paste account details

    Paste one account per line or import TXT, CSV, TSV or JSON. Microsoft uses four fields; iCloud uses email and password. Fields may be shuffled; quote values containing separators.

  2. 2

    Copy login fields

    Filter by All, Outlook, Hotmail or iCloud, then copy details or open the official root address in a new tab. For Incognito sign-in, paste the address into a Chrome Incognito window.

  3. 3

    Fetch verification codes

    Choose Graph or IMAP to match your token permissions, then fetch messages. Check sender and time before copying a code, and clear the session when done.

Frequently asked questions

Are account details saved?

Parsing runs in your browser. Fetching sends tokens through Maihao to Microsoft; passwords are not used. Accounts and messages are not written to databases, browser storage or logs. Reload or clear to remove them.

Why can’t I fetch messages?

The token must be valid and match the client ID. Graph needs Mail.Read consent; IMAP needs IMAP consent and an enabled mailbox. Expired, revoked or interactive-verification tokens require a fresh official Microsoft authorization.

Can iCloud verification codes be fetched?

iCloud, me.com and mac.com support two-field import, categories, copying and official sign-in. Automatic mail retrieval is not supported. Microsoft retrieval still requires a valid refresh token, client ID and matching consent.