3 hours by default
Once the countdown reaches zero, the address cannot be recovered.
No signup or password required. Copy the current address to the target site, wait for the verification code there, then decide whether to extend or discard the address.
Disposable email works best for short-term, low-risk signups that don’t need recovery. For accounts with purchase history, work content, or a lasting identity, use a forwarding alias or your regular email instead.
Once the countdown reaches zero, the address cannot be recovered.
Extend by 3 hours at a time if you still need to finish the task.
Real messages replace the demo list when they arrive.
Use a long-term email address for important files.
Don’t keep changing the address while waiting for an email. Switching addresses invalidates the old address in the signup form, and later messages won’t be moved over.
Verification emails may invalidate older codes after multiple sends, so check the latest timestamp. Confirmation links may be tied to the browser session where signup began, so open them on the same device.
On mobile, tapping an email opens a full-screen reader; close it to return to the list. Real HTML emails appear in an isolated frame and cannot directly alter the site page.
Check the address, confirm that the site sent the message, wait two minutes, and refresh once. If the site explicitly rejects temporary domains, respect the restriction and use a long-term email instead.
| Action | Does the address change? | Are messages kept? | When to use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Refresh | No change | Kept | Check for new messages |
| Extend by 3 hours | No change | Kept | The current task isn’t finished |
| Replace address | Changes immediately | Old inbox is closed | Start a completely new signup task |
| Reload the page | Restore while still valid | Kept | Continue after accidentally closing the page |
The temporary inbox requires no signup. Only long-term forwarding aliases require you to log in with a verification code sent to your destination email.
While it’s still valid, the address will be restored in your current browser. It changes only when you click Replace address or when it expires.
No. A disposable email is a short-term, receive-only inbox and does not provide a sending identity.
Use a trusted long-term email for banking, healthcare, government, work, and any account where losing recovery access would be unacceptable.
The tool shows the countdown and every action you need to take.