Does Parse Chinese Address upload my file or text to Tool-You servers?

No. Parse Chinese Address runs in this browser tab. Files stay on the device. Limit note: Rule split, not a postal database.

Should I use Extract Phone Numbers instead of Parse Chinese Address?

Use Parse Chinese Address when you need Split province, city, district, name, and mobile. Use Extract Phone Numbers when you need Pull likely phone numbers from text. They share a category (Text) but not the same job.

Parse Chinese Address

Split province, city, district, name, and mobile.

Rule-based split of a mainland China address into province, city, district, street, name, and 11-digit mobile. Not a postal database. Too short or no admin region fails.

What Parse Chinese Address does

Rule-based split of a mainland China address into province, city, district, street, name, and 11-digit mobile. Not a postal database. Too short or no admin region fails.

Practical limit for Parse Chinese Address: Rule split, not a postal database. That is why output can differ from heavy desktop Text software. Read the tool-specific note again: Rule-based split of a mainland China address into province, city, district, street, name, and 11-digit mobile. Not a postal database. Too short or no admin region fails.

How to use Parse Chinese Address

Keep this tab on Parse Chinese Address (/text/parse-cn-address). Pasting into the wrong Text tool (for example Extract Phone Numbers) changes the job.
Paste or type the input Parse Chinese Address expects. Path hint: text · parse cn address. Split province, city, district, name, and mobile.
Apply the Parse Chinese Address action only. Extract ID Card Numbers is a different transform (Pull Chinese mainland 15/18-digit IDs from text.). Rule-based split of a mainland China address into province, city, district, street, name, and 11-digit mobile. Not a postal database. Too short or no admin region fails.
Copy the output of Parse Chinese Address if you need it elsewhere. Size/complexity still follows: Rule split, not a postal database.
If the text job is actually Pull likely phone numbers from text., leave Parse Chinese Address and open Extract Phone Numbers.

When not to use Parse Chinese Address

Skip Parse Chinese Address when a neighbor tool matches better — start with Extract Phone Numbers or Extract ID Card Numbers — or when the description already warns the job will fail. In the tool’s own words: Rule-based split of a mainland China address into province, city, district, street, name, and 11-digit mobile. Not a postal database. Too short or no admin region fails.

Questions about Parse Chinese Address

What does Parse Chinese Address do that other Text pages on this site do not?: Rule-based split of a mainland China address into province, city, district, street, name, and 11-digit mobile. Not a postal database. Too short or no admin region fails. Short version: Split province, city, district, name, and mobile.
Does Parse Chinese Address upload my file or text to Tool-You servers?: No. Parse Chinese Address runs in this browser tab. Files stay on the device. Limit note: Rule split, not a postal database.
Should I use Extract Phone Numbers instead of Parse Chinese Address?: Use Parse Chinese Address when you need Split province, city, district, name, and mobile. Use Extract Phone Numbers when you need Pull likely phone numbers from text. They share a category (Text) but not the same job.
What are the limits of Parse Chinese Address?: Rule split, not a postal database. Also: Rule-based split of a mainland China address into province, city, district, street, name, and 11-digit mobile. Not a postal database. Too short or no admin region fails.