Bulk Temp Mail Generator

Create up to 50 disposable email addresses in one batch and export them as CSV or TXT. The bulk generator is free once you sign in.

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What the bulk generator is for

• Testing sign-up and verification flows in QA.
• Filling a staging environment with test users.
• Keeping a batch of throwaway addresses for one-off sign-ups.

How to create a batch

1. Sign in with the button at the top right of TempMailHub.
2. Open the Bulk Generator tab.
3. Generate your batch of up to 50 addresses.
4. Export the list as CSV or TXT.

Things to keep in mind

• Each address has its own inbox, kept for 30 days.
• Respect the terms of the sites you test, and do not use batches to abuse free trials or promotions.
• Treat every inbox as readable by anyone who knows the address.

Frequently asked questions

Is bulk generation free?

Yes. It is free once you sign in, up to 50 addresses at a time.

Which export formats are available?

CSV and TXT.

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For one address at a time, see random generate email.

When a bulk list is useful

• Testing sign-up flows. Developers and testers need many different addresses to check registration, welcome emails and password resets.
• Separating sign-ups. Using a different address on each site shows you which service shares or leaks your address.
• Trials and promotions. Keep offers and newsletters away from your personal inbox.

Good habits

• Follow the terms of each website. Many services limit accounts per person, and generated addresses do not change those rules.
• Do not use generated addresses for spam, fraud or abuse.
• Keep a note of which address you used where. Messages are deleted after 30 days.
• For an account you want to keep, use a permanent address or a Gmail dot or plus alias that lands in your own inbox.

Related guides

New to temporary email? Start with how to use TempMailHub, then read how to receive verification codes and temp mail vs Gmail alias.

Last updated: 12 October 2026 · Maintained by the TempMailHub team