Free Temp Mail — Temporary Email Address
Get a free temp mail address in one second. Use this disposable email to sign up anywhere, receive verification codes, and keep spam out of your real inbox. No registration. No password. 100% free.
✦ Free forever • No sign-up • No spam • Custom name free
Your Temporary Email Address
This address is yours right now. Copy it, paste it into any sign-up form, and the email will appear below.
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Open this page and a temporary address is created for you instantly. No sign-up, no form, nothing to install.
Use it to sign up
Paste the address into any website, app or form that asks for an email — trials, newsletters, forums, downloads.
Read the email here
Verification codes and messages arrive in the inbox above within seconds. When you are done, delete the address and it is gone.
Why use a temporary email?
🚫 No spam
Stores and websites cannot fill your real inbox with promotions. Their emails go to an address you can throw away.
🕵️ Stay anonymous
No name, no personal data. Your real identity is never attached to the address.
⚡ Instant
One click and you have a working inbox. No waiting for confirmation emails to your real account.
💰 100% free
Free forever. Create as many addresses as you like, as often as you like.
🔑 Verification codes
Sign-up codes and confirmation links arrive here just like in a normal inbox.
🧹 Self-destructs
Addresses and messages are deleted automatically after a short time. Nothing piles up.
What is a temporary email address?
A temporary email address — also called a disposable email, temp mail or throwaway email — is a real inbox that exists only for a short time. Nearly every app, website and online store today asks for an email address before it lets you in. Give them your real address and you get marketing emails forever, and if that store is ever hacked, your real address ends up on spam lists. A temporary address solves this: it passes the sign-up check, receives the verification email, and then disappears. If it is ever compromised, you lose nothing — just delete it and make a new one.
Common uses: trying a service before sharing your real address, keeping marketing mail out of your real inbox, store loyalty cards and discount offers, testing your own app, forums and downloads that demand an email, and any form you do not trust with your real inbox.
Important: a temporary address is for sign-ups and one-time use. Never use it for banking, password recovery, or any account you cannot afford to lose — the address and its messages are deleted automatically.
Temp mail for Gmail verification codes
Most websites send a 4–6 digit verification code or a confirmation link to the email you sign up with. With TempMail, that code arrives in the inbox above within seconds — just like Gmail, but without giving away your real address. Copy the code, paste it into the website, and you are in. The inbox refreshes itself every 15 seconds, so you rarely even need to press Refresh. See the full step-by-step in our temporary email guide.
Disposable email for Facebook, Instagram and app signups
A disposable email address lets you try an app or a service without sharing your real email: paste your TempMail address into the sign-up form, open the confirmation email here, and done. Use it to keep marketing mail out of your real inbox and to protect your real address if a website is ever hacked. A fair warning: some big platforms detect disposable domains and block them — if a site refuses your temporary address, that is the platform's own rule, and you will need a real email address for that signup.
TempMail vs 10 minute mail
10 minute mail services give you an address that dies after 10 minutes — fine for a quick code, useless if the email is slow. TempMail has no 10-minute countdown: your address stays active while you keep using it, the inbox auto-refreshes, and you can choose your own address name for free. You also get a QR code for your address, message attachments, and a delete button that instantly gives you a fresh address. Everything free, no countdown.
Frequently asked questions
What is a temporary email address?
A temporary email address is a free disposable inbox you can use to sign up for websites and apps without giving your real email address. It receives real emails — including verification codes — and is deleted automatically after a short time.
Do I need to register to use TempMail?
No. Your address is created instantly when you open the page. No name, no password, no sign-up.
Can I receive verification codes with a temporary email?
Yes. Most sign-up and verification emails arrive in the inbox within seconds, and you can read them right here.
Can I choose my own address name?
Yes. Type a name in the “Choose your own name” box and click Change Address. If the name is already taken, try another one. Choosing your own name is free.
Is TempMail free?
Yes, TempMail is 100% free. There is no paid plan and no limit on how many addresses you create.
How long does a temporary address last?
Your address stays active while you keep using it. Addresses and messages are deleted automatically after a short time, so never use a temporary address for banking, passwords or anything you cannot afford to lose.
Can I send emails from my temporary address?
No. TempMail only receives emails. It is made for sign-ups, confirmations and verification codes.
Is temp mail safe?
A temporary address protects your real inbox from spam and from leaks if a website is hacked. But anyone who knows the address can open its inbox, so never use it for banking, passwords or private information.
Why do some websites block temp mail?
Some websites block disposable email domains to stop fake accounts and abuse. If a site refuses your temporary address, that is the site's own rule — try signing up with your real email instead.
Can I use temp mail for Facebook or Instagram signup?
A temporary address is best for newsletters, trials and sign-ups where a lasting inbox is not needed. Social media platforms often require a real, lasting email address, and many detect and block disposable domains — in that case you will need a real email address.
Which email providers and domains can I choose?
You can pick an address on Mail.tm (fldubai.com), GuerrillaMail (guerrillamailblock.com) or TempMail Plus (tempmail.plus, fextemp.com, fexpost.com, fexbox.org, mailto.plus, rover.info and merepost.com). Use the provider menu above your address. Every provider is free — if one is down, it shows as unavailable and you can pick another.
More questions? See the full TempMail FAQ.