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Get a private inbox address to view verification codes, sign-in links, and registration confirmations. Need a lasting identity? Switch to an email alias.
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Renewal date: 2026-09-18
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WHY TMPF
Use a disposable address for short-term confirmations and an email alias for accounts you’ll keep using. Separate entry points keep temporary tasks and long-term identities apart.
Use a separate inbox address for trials, downloads, or first-time sign-ups to reduce how often your real email enters unfamiliar databases.
No switching clients or signing in again. New mail refreshes automatically, and you can check manually whenever you like. Open messages directly from the list when they arrive.
Every new address starts with 3 hours, with the countdown always visible. Extend it if you’re waiting for a message; each address can be kept for up to 24 hours.
THREE MOVES
The tool comes first, but every button stays clear. You don’t need an account or a password.
Once the page creates your address, click Copy beside it and paste the address into the website where you need to receive mail.
The list refreshes automatically. If you’re in a hurry, click Refresh. Real emails replace the two demo messages when they arrive.
Create a brand-new address when the task is complete. Its 3-hour timer starts over, and the old address expires afterward.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT PATH
Not every email belongs on a temporary address. Choose based on how long you’ll need the relationship to last—protect your privacy without missing important future notifications.
One code or one download, then you are done—no account required.
When a site will keep writing back, hide your real address behind a pausable alias.
QUICK ANSWERS
Check the lifespan and limitations first, then decide whether to use this address for your task.
A new address lasts 3 hours by default. You can extend it as needed, subject to a total limit of 24 hours from the time it was created.
First, refresh manually and check that the address you submitted to the website is complete. The sender may be delayed or may reject temporary domains; changing addresses usually won’t overcome the sender’s policy.
No. As long as the address is still valid, your browser will restore the same inbox and countdown. A new address is created only when you click “Change address.”
We don’t recommend it. Temporary addresses are kept for up to 24 hours and are intended for short-term confirmations. For ongoing account recovery or billing emails, use an email alias or your long-term email address.
