A free disposable email generator: one click gives you a working inbox, and everything in it clears itself out.
We never ask who you are. No account, no phone number, no profile building in the background — just an address and whatever lands in it.
An address is already waiting when the page loads, so you can paste it into a form instead of waiting on a confirmation step.
Switch between several sending domains, or claim a custom address name, so two signups never have to look related.
Three steps, roughly ten seconds
Open TempMail.cv and copy the address on screen — or pick your own name for it first.
Use it wherever a site insists on an email: registrations, free trials, downloads, one-off confirmations.
Incoming messages and their attachments appear in the inbox on this page, which refreshes on its own.
Where a throwaway address saves you trouble
Try a service before deciding it has earned your real address
Catch the code, click through, and walk away
Newsletters and promo blasts pile up here instead of your main inbox
Exercise signup flows and transactional mail without burning real accounts
The address stays yours while you keep working with it, and both the address and its messages are erased automatically once it expires. Nothing is archived — once a message drops off the inbox on this page, TempMail.cv no longer holds a copy of it.
Entirely. There is no paid tier waiting behind a wall, no trial that runs out, and no card to enter. Everyone who opens the disposable email generator gets the same thing.
No — every TempMail.cv address is receive-only on purpose. It exists to catch verification links, receipts and confirmations, not to hold a conversation, so use your own mailbox when you need to write back.
The inbox is served over HTTPS and we store no account data, so there is very little about you to expose in the first place. Still, treat a temp address as public: banking, work and government mail belong in a mailbox only you control.
Addresses are handed out one at a time, and the one on your screen is yours while it is active — nobody is reading along beside you. Prefer to choose the name yourself? The custom address option lets you claim one.
Most forms ask for an email so they can market to you later, and that address then gets traded around. Handing over a disposable one keeps your real inbox off those lists, keeps your name out of the resulting profiles, and costs a single click.
For the job it is built for, yes. TempMail.cv asks for nothing personal, serves your inbox over HTTPS, and deletes messages automatically. The real hazard is misuse: register something important with a throwaway address and you will have no way to receive a password reset later, because the address was never meant to stay with you.
Eight ways to use the generator — start with the one that fits the form in front of you.
A short-lived inbox for a code you read once and forget.
A slightly wider window for confirmations that take their time.
Room to finish a slow signup or a multi-step trial before the mail clears.
Unlimited throwaway addresses, no account and nothing to install.
An address the moment the page opens — copy, paste, done.
Random-looking addresses that still deliver real mail to your browser.
Sign up for things without attaching your name or your everyday inbox.
A neutral look at the other temp mail services people search for.