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RegEx Find & Replace Substitution Studio

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Perform regex find & replace with capture groups ($1, $2) and flag controls.

Instant Recipe Presets:
Regular Expression Pattern/gim
Replacement Template ($1, $2, $&)Tokens: $1, $2
Active Flags:3 Matches Found
Input Source Text
Replaced Output Preview
Extracted Capture Groups (3 Matches)
Match #1Index: 8
$&: "alice.smith@company.com"$1: "a"$2: "@company.com"
Match #2Index: 35
$&: "bob_99@gmail.com"$1: "b"$2: "@gmail.com"
Match #3Index: 81
$&: "support.help@techcorp.io"$1: "s"$2: "@techcorp.io"
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Step-by-Step: How to Use RegEx Find & Replace Substitution Studio

  1. Enter Pattern: Write your search regular expression with optional capture groups.
  2. Provide Template: Use $1, $2, or $& in your replacement template.
  3. Review Output: Inspect live transformed text and copy the output.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reference capture groups in replacements?

Use $1 for the first captured group, $2 for the second, and $& for the entire matched substring.