Copy the address for sign-ups or codes. Mail lands in the inbox below; use the sidebar for a new address or a custom prefix.
About Temp Mail
Temp mail (also called a disposable email) is a throwaway inbox. You use it for one job, then forget it. Sites ask for an email before you can register, grab a download, or start a trial — fair enough — but you do not always want that tied to the mailbox you actually read. Promo mail piles up. Sometimes a leak shows up years later. A temporary email covers the form field, catches the verification code or confirm link, and you move on. It is not a second Gmail. It is a short-lived tool.
On this page the address is ready when you arrive. No Tempiful login, no phone number. Copy the address from the bar above, paste it into the other site, then come back and wait. The inbox checks for new mail on a short timer; if you are impatient, hit Check emails or the refresh control in the header. Click a row to read the message body, then go back to the list for the next one. From the left sidebar you can create a brand-new mailbox, or pick a custom prefix and domain when you want an address that is easier to remember during a test run.
Who uses this day to day? Developers wiring sign-up and password-reset flows. QA people opening ten fresh accounts before lunch. Folks writing end-to-end scripts who would rather not burn a real inbox. Regular users hit the same wall: a forum wants verification, a download site forces registration, a contest form will not submit without an email, a vendor asks for contact details you do not want to give. The pattern stays the same every time — copy address, receive mail, enter the code, leave. Rotating temp addresses also keeps test accounts from all dumping into one personal mailbox.
Draw a hard line on what not to receive here. Bank statements, payment receipts, recovery mail for accounts you care about, work tickets, school notices — keep those on an inbox you control for years, not minutes. A temp address often rides on the current browser session. Clear cookies, switch devices, or come back days later and you may see a different one. Use codes as soon as they land. Treat temp mail as tooling for short tasks, not as the only contact method on anything you might need next month.
Privacy is straightforward: anyone who knows the address can send mail to it. Do not paste it into public comments, group chats, or screenshots you share widely. This page is free. Messages are meant for quick viewing while you finish a registration or a test — not for contracts, ID scans, or attachments you cannot afford to lose. Use temp mail to dodge junk lists and keep QA moving. For anything that still matters next week, go back to a real mailbox you own.
FAQ
How long does a temp mail address last?
Usually for your current browser session. Clear storage, switch browsers or devices, or leave for a long stretch and you may get another address. Grab important codes when they arrive — do not wait overnight.
Can other people read my emails?
Each address has its own inbox; your mail is not mixed with someone else’s. The address itself is not secret though. If another person has it, they can send mail there, and on some public temp-mail setups they might open it too. Do not broadcast yours.
What should I use temp mail for?
Test accounts, verification and activation emails, trial sign-ups, and blocking marketing lists. Skip banks, payments, medical notices, account recovery for real accounts, and anything you need to keep.
Why has my verification email not arrived?
The other site may send slowly, or it may block temporary domains. Wait half a minute, then refresh or hit Check emails. Still nothing? Create a new mailbox or try another domain and register again — some sites are picky.
Can I choose my own email prefix?
Yes. Open Custom in the sidebar. Prefixes need at least 8 characters, must start with a letter, and can only use letters and digits. Pick a domain, save, and you are set — handy when you want a test address you can recognize.