An address in a moment
Skip the signup. Copy your address and use it wherever temporary email is accepted.
Your temporary email is ready when you are. No signup, no strings, no clutter.
Keep it temporary. Never use this inbox for banking, sensitive accounts, or password recovery.
Skip the signup. Copy your address and use it wherever temporary email is accepted.
Your browser holds a private access key. Keep your recovery token to yourself.
Inboxes expire automatically. Delete yours earlier whenever you like.
Temp mail is a temporary email address for receiving messages without sharing your everyday address. It is also called disposable email, throwaway email, or a burner inbox. TempMails gives you a private inbox without registration, with private browser access and an expiry countdown.
Use it for a one-time download, a short-lived signup where disposable addresses are accepted, or an email workflow you are testing. Keep a permanent address for purchases, important accounts, and password recovery.
Copy the address above, use it on the sending website, and keep the inbox open. New messages appear automatically while the address is active.
Guide to verification emails →New inboxes currently start with 60 minutes. The countdown shows your actual remaining time. Request an extension before expiry if you need longer.
How temporary inbox timers work →Your browser stores an access cookie. Save the recovery token to reopen an active inbox on another device; the email address alone does not unlock it.
Read the privacy limits →You can create a free temporary inbox without registering. A security check and usage limits help prevent abuse.
Receiving always works. Sending short plain-text messages from your address is available only when the site shows a Send email button; it is rate-limited and every message is marked as sent from a temporary address. Verification codes can arrive when the sender accepts the address and delivers before it expires. Acceptance and delivery are not guaranteed.
Check the address spelling, remaining time, and whether the sender accepts disposable email. Refresh the inbox and avoid repeated resend requests. Follow the delivery troubleshooting guide.
A burner inbox is usually short-lived. An alias normally forwards messages to an existing mailbox and may stay active for much longer. Compare temporary email and aliases.