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Temp Mail gives you a disposable email address in one click. Use it for sign-ups, free trials and verification codes, then walk away. Nothing is tied to you, and nothing follows you home.
Free forever · Instant delivery · No account needed
No registration, no password, no credit card. The address exists the moment you ask for it.
Type a name or hit Random. Pick one of our domains and your temporary inbox is ready.
Paste the address into a sign-up form, a trial or a download gate. Mail arrives here in seconds.
Open the message, copy the code you need, and delete the mailbox. There is nothing left behind.
Every sign-up form asks for an email. Most of them do not deserve yours.
Marketing lists, data brokers and breached databases never learn the address you actually use.
Messages are fetched continuously and appear within seconds, so verification codes never expire on you.
We do not ask for a name, a phone number or a password. There is no profile to leak.
PDFs, invoices and images arrive intact, with a direct download link for every file.
A fast, responsive interface that behaves the same on a phone, a tablet and a desktop.
The whole interface is translated, including right-to-left languages such as Arabic.
Practical advice on spam, privacy and keeping your personal email personal.
A temporary email address lives for minutes, not years. Here is how it works, what it is good for, and the three cases where using one will cost you.
A disposable inbox is the right tool for verification codes — if you handle the account afterwards. The five-step routine, plus four reasons codes fail.
Both keep your real address out of a form. Only one will still receive a password reset next year. A side-by-side comparison, and the three-tier setup most people end up with.
Short answers to the things people ask before their first disposable address.
Yes. Creating an address, receiving mail, reading attachments and deleting the inbox cost nothing. There is no trial and no account to maintain.
Temp Mail is receive-only. It is designed for confirmation links, verification codes and one-off replies from services, not for conversations.
As long as you need it. Addresses stay available while they are in use, and you can delete one at any moment. Once deleted, the mail is gone.
No. A temporary inbox is public by design and can expire. Use it for low-risk sign-ups only and keep a permanent address for anything you need to recover.
Messages are kept only so you can read them, and they disappear when the mailbox is deleted. We do not build profiles or sell data.
Get a disposable inbox in seconds. Keep it for the sign-up, then throw it away.