A temporary email address is a mailbox you can use for quick sign-ups, verification codes, and one-off registrations. Temp Mail creates one instantly, so you can receive messages without giving out your personal inbox.
Why would I use Temp Mail instead of my regular email?
Use it when you do not want to hand your main email to a site you may only use once, or a service you do not fully trust yet. It helps keep your personal inbox cleaner and cuts down on follow-up spam.
How is Temp Mail different from a regular email account?
A regular email account is built for long-term use and usually comes with sign-up, a password, and recovery options. Temp Mail is for short-term use: the address is generated for you, messages arrive in the web inbox, and you can replace it whenever you want.
How long does my temporary email stay active?
On this website, the address stays available in the same browser until you change it, delete it, or clear your browser storage. If you open Temp Mail in another browser or on another device, you should expect a different mailbox.
Can I send email from this address?
No. This mailbox is receive-only. Sending is turned off to reduce abuse, fraud, and spam.
How do I change or delete my temporary email?
On the home page, use the option to generate a new address if you want to switch right away. If you want to remove the current mailbox and start fresh, use the delete option.
Where do received emails appear?
Incoming messages show up in the inbox on the home page, right below your temporary address. The inbox checks for new mail automatically, and you can also refresh it manually if you are waiting for a message.
What should I do if the email I am waiting for does not arrive?
First, make sure the sender or website used the correct address. Then refresh the inbox and wait a minute, because some services send slowly. If nothing arrives, the site may block temporary email addresses, so the quickest fix is usually to generate a new one and try again.