TEMPORARY EMAIL · NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

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Temp Mail.

Create a free temporary email address in seconds. Customize your username, read incoming messages in your browser, or choose Locked Inbox and Password Inbox for additional access controls.

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YOUR TEMPORARY WORKSPACE

Your inbox, ready when you are.

Standard inboxes are shared by address: anyone who uses the same username can see its messages. Need an exclusive claim? Use Locked Inbox for up to 3 hours →

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Temporary inboxEMAIL RECEIVED HERE
Creating your inbox…
Use 1–20 letters and/or digits, with no spaces or symbols. Reserved names such as admin, owner and support are unavailable. Standard inboxes are shared by address.

Incoming messages

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Auto-refreshes while this tab is visible.

Waiting for your first message

When an email arrives at your address, it will appear here. Nothing to refresh manually.

Keep sensitive accounts out of temporary email. Standard inboxes are shared by address. Do not use either mode for banking, health records, password recovery, or accounts you need to keep.

CHOOSE YOUR INBOX MODE

Quick use, an exclusive claim, or password access.

Choose the access model that matches your task: shared-by-address for convenience, a short browser claim, or a password-protected inbox you can open from another browser.

STANDARD INBOX

Fast, no-lock inbox

Generate a common, easy-to-use address or pick your own. Anyone who uses the same address can see the messages for that address, so do not treat the username as a password.

Use the standard inbox
EXCLUSIVE BROWSER CLAIM

Locked Inbox · up to 3 hours

Claim an available username that is reserved while this page is active. A short renewable lease lets other people claim it after you leave; the session ends after a hard three-hour maximum.

Open Locked Inbox
PASSWORD-PROTECTED ACCESS

Password Inbox

Choose a new address and protect it with a strong passphrase. Sign in from another browser; protected messages stay out of the standard and Locked Inbox views.

Create a protected inbox
SIMPLE ON PURPOSE

A lighter way to receive email.

A temporary address can reduce clutter and help test email workflows, without asking you to create another account.

Three inbox modes

Use a standard shared-by-address inbox, a short exclusive Locked Inbox claim, or protect a new address with a password.

Low-friction cleanup

Messages and inactive inboxes are managed automatically so old temporary mail does not become a permanent archive.

Safer message reading

External content and attachments are not loaded, reducing common email tracking and script risks.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps.
No new account.

Use a temporary email address for short-lived, low-stakes interactions. Choose standard mode for convenience or Locked Inbox when you need a temporary exclusive claim.

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  1. 01

    Create an address

    A short name-and-number address is generated, or choose any username made of letters and/or digits.

  2. 02

    Wait for the email

    Use the address with a service that permits temporary email. New messages appear in this browser.

  3. 03

    Read your message

    Open incoming email in the built-in message reader. Inbox availability follows the service’s current settings.

LEARN BEFORE YOU USE

Better email habits start with context.

Our guides explain privacy trade-offs, verification delays, email aliases, and safe testing practices.

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GOOD TO KNOW

Common questions, clear answers.

Is the standard inbox private?

No. Standard inboxes are shared by email address: anyone who uses the same address can see messages there. Choose Locked Inbox for an exclusive claim tied to one browser session for up to three hours.

What does “assigned to another browser session” mean?

That message applies to Locked Inbox only. An active claim cannot be taken over by another browser. The claim renews while the page is active, ends after inactivity, and has a strict three-hour maximum.

How long are messages kept?

Messages and inactive inboxes expire according to the service’s current settings. Expired messages are hidden by the API before scheduled database cleanup runs.

Can I use this for Gmail or another service?

Some services accept temporary addresses and others block them. Acceptance can change at any time. Follow each service's terms and use a long-term mailbox when you need account recovery.

Can I open links or download attachments?

For safety, external content and attachments are not loaded into the reader.

See all frequently asked questions