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—نشط
—إجمالي
إيميل مؤقت فوري
بدون تسجيل. بدون بيانات. إيميل شغّال خلال ثانية.
What you get with a temporary email
Ready in seconds
No waiting around — a working address appears the moment you land on the page. No card, no plan, no catch.
Nothing to sign up for
You won't fill out a form or pick a password. There's no account behind this, so there's nothing about you to hand over.
Your real inbox stays clean
Drop this address into newsletters, trials, and one-off signups. The junk piles up here instead of your everyday email.
Pick your own name
Not a fan of random strings? Choose the name and domain yourself — takes a few seconds.
Watches the inbox for you
New mail, codes, and links show up on their own. You don't have to sit there hitting refresh.
Or get it on Telegram
Connect an address to a bot and every message lands on your phone the moment it arrives.
Three steps, that's it
- 1 Get an address Hit Random Email. No form, no wait — it's ready to use right away.
- 2 Drop it anywhere Use it wherever a site asks for an email: signups, downloads, free trials, whatever.
- 3 Check it, stretch it Mail shows up on its own. Need more time? Add 30 minutes whenever you like — or just let it expire.
Questions people usually ask
What exactly is a temporary email?
It's a real inbox that only lasts a while. Use it anywhere you'd normally use your personal email, then let it disappear when you're done with it.
Is it actually safe?
There's nothing personal tied to it in the first place, so if anything it's safer than handing your real address to every site that asks.
How long do I actually have?
You'll see a timer running on the page. Running low on time? Add another 30 minutes as many times as you need.
Will verification codes actually reach it?
Yes — OTPs, confirmation links, all of it comes through and shows up within a few seconds, no refreshing required.
Do I have to make an account first?
Nope. Open the page, get an address. If you want something other than a random string, you can set your own name and domain too.
What happens once it runs out?
Everything gets wiped — the address and every message in it. Gone for good, which is really the point.
Can I get back into an old address?
As long as it hasn't expired, yes. Use the restore option with that same address and you're back in.
Does any of this cost money?
No. Making and using an address is free, no premium tier hiding behind it.
