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About

Temp Mail is a free disposable email service. One click gives you an address that exists long enough to do its job, and then it is yours to throw away.

Temp Mail is a free disposable email service. One click gives you an address that exists long enough to do its job, and then it is yours to throw away.

We built it because the alternative is worse. Sign up for a free trial, download a whitepaper, ask a support bot for a manual, and your real address ends up in a database you never agreed to feed. A year later the spam arrives, or the breach notification does.

What we actually do

Temp Mail is a mailbox that receives mail instantly, without an account. You open the site, an address is already waiting, and anything sent to it appears within seconds. Copy the code you need, close the tab, and move on.

  • No registration. No name, no password, no phone number, no profile photo.
  • No storage of your identity. We cannot leak what we never collected.
  • Real attachments. PDFs, invoices and images arrive intact with direct download links.
  • Fifteen languages, including right-to-left Arabic, on every screen size.

What we do not do

A lot of "free" services pay for themselves by watching you. This one does not.

  • We do not sell addresses, messages or usage data.
  • We do not build advertising profiles of individual visitors.
  • We do not send newsletters to the temporary addresses created here.
  • We do not read your mail for keywords, and we do not train anything on it.

How the site stays free

Advertising. The ad slots on this page are labelled and reserved, so they never push the inbox around while you are reading a verification code. If you run an ad blocker, everything still works: no wall, no countdown, no "disable your blocker to continue".

Who is behind it

A small, independent team. The service runs on European infrastructure, and the only reason we keep any message at all is so that you can read it. When you delete a mailbox, the messages go with it.

Say hello

Questions, abuse reports, press requests and bug reports are all welcome on the contact page. We read everything, even when we cannot reply to all of it.

A temporary address is a tool, not a second identity. Use it for things that do not matter, and keep a real inbox for everything you would hate to lose.