Temp Mail
Your free temporary email address is below and already receiving. No signup, no password, no personal details — just a disposable inbox that keeps spam, marketing lists, and data breaches away from your real mailbox.
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How to use
Get a Temporary Email
in Four Steps
A temporary email with no registration, nothing to install, and no account to create. Open the page and your temporary inbox is already waiting.
- Step 01
Open TempMail
There's nothing to create a temporary email with — one is generated the moment the page loads. No signup, no password, no waiting.
- Step 02
Copy the address
Tap copy, or scan the QR code to move it to your phone, then paste the temporary email address wherever a verification link is needed.
- Step 03
Receive mail
Messages arrive in seconds and the inbox auto-refreshes every few seconds.
- Step 04
Throw it away
Done? Clear the inbox, or generate a temporary email again in one click for a fresh address. The old one stops being yours immediately.
Why TempMail
The Disposable Email
That Just Works
A free temporary email service built for people who are tired of spam. Open a throwaway inbox, collect your verification, move on.
Protect your real inbox
Stop handing your primary address to every form on the internet. Secure temp mail means each inbox is reachable only from the browser that created it, and messages are deleted automatically.
- No ad tracking
- No account or personal data
- Auto-deleted messages
Instant email, no account
An instant disposable email address is waiting before you've finished reading this. No accounts, no passwords, no activation mail to wait on.
- Disposable email, no sign up
- No captchas
- Free disposable email, always
Real, deliverable mail
Addresses sit on genuine domains with working MX records, so real services deliver to them — verification codes, magic links, downloads, invitations.
- Verification codes
- Magic links
- Auto-refresh every 8s
The basics
What Is Temp Mail?
Temp mail is a temporary email address that behaves like any ordinary mailbox but is designed to be used briefly and then discarded. There's no registration and no password, and nothing about the address is tied to your identity. Anything sent to it lands in a temp inbox you read right here in the browser, so your real mailbox is never involved.
That makes a temporary mailbox well suited to the one thing most signup forms genuinely need from you: a link or a code you click once and forget. Because this is an online temp mail service, there's nothing to install and it works in any browser. When you're finished, generate a new address and the old one stops being yours.
Disposable email address
The most literal name: an address you use once and throw out. You'll see temp email and temporary mail used for exactly the same thing.
Throwaway email
Emphasises the lifespan. Also called a one time email, because it typically exists for a single verification and is worthless to anyone afterwards.
Burner email
Borrowed from burner phones. Same idea — a cheap, replaceable identity you drop the moment it has done its job.
“Fake” email address
A popular name but a misleading one. A fake email address bounces; a TempMail address is real and deliverable, it just isn't connected to you. That's precisely why verification mail arrives.
Anonymous email
True of the address, not of sending. There's no account and we don't collect your identity — but TempMail only receives, so it can't be used to send anonymous mail.
Temp inbox
Refers to the reading side rather than the address — the temporary mailbox itself, which lives in this browser tab and nowhere else.
Use cases
When to use a disposable email address
Any time a website wants your email more than you want to give it. Here's where a throwaway address earns its keep.
Signups
Trials and verifications
Free trials, app downloads, forum accounts, competition entries. Paste a temporary email address, click the confirmation link, and you're in.
Downloads
Anything behind an email wall
Whitepapers, coupon codes, sample chapters. Get the file without joining a mailing list you'll spend the next three years unsubscribing from.
Testing
Development and QA
Run signup, password-reset, and onboarding flows end to end. A temporary email generator gives you a clean address per test run instead of a cluttered real mailbox.
Public Wi-Fi
Captive portals and kiosks
Airport and cafe networks that want an address before they let you online. A throwaway inbox is exactly the right amount of information to hand over.
Marketplaces
One-off contact
Classifieds and second-hand sales where you need to receive a reply but not a permanent connection to a stranger.
Damage control
Limiting breach exposure
Every address you hand out is another place a leak can surface. Give low-trust sites a burner and keep your own address for people who matter.
One exception
A disposable inbox does not belong on anything you might need to recover later. Banking, payroll, healthcare, government, or your primary cloud account should always use a real mailbox you control — a temporary one is deliberately unrecoverable.
FAQ
Frequently Asked
Questions
Everything you need to know about using a disposable inbox.