TempMailHub is a free temporary email service that gives you a disposable address in seconds, with no sign-up. Use the inbox to receive OTP codes and verification links, keep your real email out of spam, and switch to a Gmail dot or plus alias when a site needs a Gmail-style address.
Temp mail, also called a temporary email or disposable email, is an inbox you can use for a short time instead of your personal address. You open the page, copy the address, and any message sent to it appears in the inbox on screen. It is useful for one-time sign-ups, free trials, downloads, and testing, where giving away your main email would only lead to newsletters and spam.
Open the home page and a temporary email address is created for you. Copy it, paste it into the site you are signing up for, and wait for the message. Verification codes and confirmation links show up in your inbox as they arrive, so you can finish the sign-up without using your own address. Keep the page open while you wait, and your inbox stays available for 30 days.
Many sites send a one-time password or a confirmation link before they let you in. A temp mail inbox receives those emails in real time, so you can copy the code and move on. If a message does not show up, check that the address was typed correctly and that the site allows temporary domains.
Gmail ignores dots in the part before the @ sign, and it delivers name+tag@gmail.com to name@gmail.com. TempMailHub includes a Gmail dot trick generator that lists these variants, and a temp Gmail address page that explains when to use them. Both go to an inbox you already own, so they suit accounts you want to keep.
A temporary email generator creates a working inbox for you the moment you open the page. There is nothing to fill in: TempMailHub is a free temp mail generator, so you get a disposable address, copy it, and use it on any sign-up form. People also call it an email generator, a throwaway email generator, a burner email generator or a disposable email address generator. It is the same idea, and it works the same way here.
Each address is random, so nobody can guess it and open your inbox. Messages appear on the page within seconds, and verification codes are highlighted so you can copy them in one click. TempMailHub is receive-only: it is built for codes, confirmation links and newsletters, and it cannot send email. Need a different style? See the burner email page for a classic throwaway address, the throw email away guide, or the bulk temp mail generator for several addresses at once.
Need several addresses at once, for example to test a sign-up flow? The bulk temp mail generator creates up to 50 addresses in one go, so QA teams and developers can check registration and email delivery without managing separate accounts.
Need a different time window? Pick the style you need: 10 minute mail for quick sign-ups, 5 minute mail for one-time codes, or 15 minute mail for slower sign-ups. Every address works as a disposable email address on our own domain, and messages stay in your inbox for 30 days.
Short on time? Pick the style you need: 10 minute mail for quick sign-ups, 5 minute mail for one-time codes, or 15 minute mail for slower sign-ups. Every address works as a disposable email address on our own domain, and messages stay in your inbox for 30 days.
A temp mail inbox keeps your personal address out of marketing lists and data leaks. It is not meant for private or long-term mail, because anyone who knows the address may be able to open its inbox. Use it for throwaway sign-ups and codes, and use a normal mailbox with a strong password for banking, healthcare, and important accounts.
New to disposable email? Read the temp mail guides, including how to create a temporary email address, why temp mail is not receiving emails, and the difference between temp mail and a Gmail alias.
A temporary email address works best when you need an inbox for a few minutes and do not want to hand over your real one. Common uses include free trials and one-time downloads, forum and contest sign-ups where you only need the confirmation link, testing your own sign-up flow and verification emails while building an app, getting a discount code or PDF without joining a mailing list, and signing up on a shared or public computer without leaving your own address behind.
A temporary inbox is disposable by design, so skip it for anything you need to get back into later. Use your real email address for banks, payment services and tax accounts, for accounts you may need to recover if you forget the password, for work, school or legal accounts, and for online shops where you will want order updates, returns or warranty emails.
First, open TempMailHub and copy the email address shown at the top of the page. Second, paste it into the sign-up form of the site you are using. Third, keep the TempMailHub page open while you wait for the verification email to arrive in the inbox. Fourth, open the message and copy the code or click the confirmation link. Fifth, if a site refuses the address, generate a new one or try the Gmail dot trick and plus alias tools instead.