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Temp mail in 1 second.Skip the spam.

Create a free temporary email inbox in one click. No signup, no password, no ads. Use it for verification codes, trials, and low-risk signups.

How it works
  • No signup
  • No spam
  • No ads

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Use cases

One address. Many intents.

Discord

Most popular

Verify Discord

Receive the code, paste it back, done.

  1. Open Discord and tap "Sign up"
  2. Paste the inbox address below
  3. Verification code lands here in seconds

Why Freetempmail

  1. No ads. No captchas. No ad networks.

    The page is the product. No banners, no human checks, no ad networks.

  2. Real HTML, not plaintext

    Links, images, and buttons all work. Most temp mail services strip formatting.

  3. Published data policy

    We list exactly what we collect. The list is short, on purpose.

Compare

10minutemail dies in 10 minutes. Ours lives as long as your tab stays open.

ProviderFreetempmail10minutemailGuerrilla Mail
Ads on the siteNoYesYes
CaptchasNoYesNo
HTML email renderingYesNoYes
Session lengthAs long as your tab stays openDies in 10 minutesGone in 1 hour
Third-party analyticsGA only (disclosed)YesYes
Published data policyYesNoNo

How it works

Three steps. No signup.

Step 1

Click Create

Fresh inbox in under a second. Pick a domain or let the reroll choose.

Step 2

Paste the address anywhere

The address is real. Signups, verifications, gated downloads — all work.

Step 3

Read messages in real time

We poll every 5 seconds. New mail appears the moment it lands — no refresh.

Our privacy promise

What we collect, what we never see, and what happens to your messages after you close the tab. Short on purpose.

We don't read your messages

Message bodies live on the upstream mail provider (mail.gw, duckmail.sbs, mail.tm). Freetempmail renders them on demand — we never see the plaintext in a log we control.

Nothing to leak

We never write down which IP opened which inbox. The token that ties you to the address lives in your browser — the server never sees it.

Burn after use

Close the tab and it's gone forever. No archive, no recovery, no trace.

Crypto signups

Claim the airdrop, get the code, dodge 6 months of crypto spam.

Receive-only — we never send

Freetempmail is a one-way inbox. We do not let you send mail, and we never send mail on your behalf. This is the design, not a missing feature.

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Use temp mail like a pro

Power-user tricks for squeezing every drop of value out of a disposable inbox. No browser extension required — but if you want one, here's how to fake it.

Four abstract key rows. Each row highlights one shortcut: ⌘1 to pin the tab, ⌘R to refresh, ⌘D to bookmark, ⌘N to rotate addresses.

  1. Pin the tab instead of installing an extension

    A pinned Freetempmail tab is the temp mail Chrome extension that already lives in your browser. Click the icon, the inbox is one keystroke away, no install, no permissions, no bundle.

  2. Keyboard shortcuts for the inbox

    ⌘C to copy the address, ⌘R to refresh, Esc to close the open message. Once you've used a temp mail app with shortcuts, going back to click-only feels primitive.

  3. Bookmark the address, not just the page

    Save the address itself to your notes app alongside the bookmark. If the localStorage token ever clears, paste the address back at /inbox and the upstream inbox reattaches.

  4. Rotate addresses per site

    Hit "Try another address" between signups. Each upstream provider adds a different reputation — a fresh address avoids the few sites that have learned to block shared disposable domains.

Save this inbox

Three ways to keep access while you still need this inbox.

Save access code

In the inbox, copy your address and access code. Use both to restore it in another browser.

Bookmark this page

Press ⌘D (or Ctrl+D). We'll bring you straight back to the inbox with messages still loaded.

Install as app

Add Freetempmail to your home screen — one tap to the inbox, like a native app.

FAQ

What is a temporary email?
A temporary email is a disposable address you can use to receive verification messages or sign up for services — without exposing your real inbox to spam, leaks, or tracking.
Is Freetempmail free?
Yes. Freetempmail is free. No signup, no card, no subscription, no trial expiry.
How long does a temp mail inbox last?
Your inbox lives in your browser session. Keep the tab open and it persists. Discard it whenever you want — one click, gone.
Can I receive attachments?
Yes. Freetempmail supports standard email attachments — files, receipts, confirmations, anything a real inbox handles.
Is it safe to use for signups?
It's ideal for low-risk signups, trials, and newsletters. Avoid it for banking, government, or accounts you can't afford to lose access to.
Does Freetempmail store my IP address?
No. We never log the IP that connects to which inbox. The token that links you to your address lives in your browser's localStorage — we never see it from the server. Combined with zero message storage on our side, the only record of your inbox is your own device.
Is Freetempmail like Temp Mail Ninja or Temp Mail Org?
Same job, different trade-offs. Temp Mail Ninja and Temp Mail Org are focused on quick, anonymous inboxes. Freetempmail goes further on retention, transparency, and infrastructure: we don't require a password, we don't run ads, and we publish exactly what we collect — including Google Analytics for site traffic.
Read the full comparison
Can I use Freetempmail instead of Gmail or Outlook?
For signups, verifications, and throwaway accounts — yes. Freetempmail handles the one-time-password flow that most people reach for Gmail or Outlook when they don't want to use their primary address. It is not designed to replace a real inbox you check every day.
Read the Gmail alternative guide
Do you have a Chrome extension or mobile app?
Freetempmail runs entirely in the browser. There is no Chrome extension to install and no mobile app to download — open the page, the inbox is ready. You can pin the tab or add it to your home screen as a PWA for one-tap access.
Can I send mail from a temp mail address?
No. Freetempmail is receive-only. The same way a PO box accepts mail but doesn't let you post letters, a temp mail inbox accepts verification codes but doesn't let you reply. This is intentional — it keeps the service free and prevents abuse.
How long do messages stay in the inbox?
For as long as your browser tab is open. Close the tab and the upstream provider expires the address on its own schedule (typically minutes to a few hours). Freetempmail itself stores nothing — if you need to keep a message, copy it out before you leave.
Read the Temp Mail 365 use case
Will Facebook, Discord, or social sites accept my temp mail address?
Most accept Freetempmail addresses without issue. A small number of abuse-sensitive sites block known disposable domains; if one rejects your address, rotate to a different domain with "Try another address" — you'll get one of seven upstream providers, each with its own reputation.
Read the Facebook signup guide

By Leo Liang

How to choose a temporary email service

A temp mail service is only as good as the inbox it gives you. Most look identical on a search results page — but they differ on the four things that actually matter: inbox speed, message handling, what they log, and whether the address survives long enough to receive the email you opened it for.

What separates a good temp mail service

Three things. Real-time inbox — the page should reflect new mail in under ten seconds. The verification code always arrives right after you close the tab. No signup, no data — if a "temp mail" service asks for a phone number, a real email, or a captcha, it has already lost. Transparent retention — a service that says "messages are deleted after X" has thought about the problem. A service that says nothing hasn't.

How Freetempmail works

Click Create my inbox now. We ask one of our upstream mail providers — mail.gw, duckmail.sbs, or mail.tm — for a fresh account. The provider returns an address and a token. We store the token in your browser's localStorage. We start polling the inbox every five seconds. When a message lands, we render it and stop polling. The address is yours until you close the tab or click Discard.

What we don't collect

We don't read your messages. We never write down which IP opened which inbox — there's nothing to leak. We don't store message bodies — the messages live in the upstream provider and stream to your browser each time you open them. We don't run ads or ad networks. We don't sell inbox data. We use Google Analytics only for aggregate site traffic (page views and similar metrics); temporary addresses and mail contents are never sent to it. Full detail is on the Privacy Policy.

When not to use a temp address

Banking. Government. Healthcare. Anything where losing access to the inbox would lock you out. Primary social accounts where you need password recovery in six months. If a service refuses a temp address, it has abuse-prevention in place — respect that. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission warns that scammers "use email or text messages to try to steal your passwords, account numbers, or Social Security numbers" — which is exactly why accounts that matter deserve an inbox you control permanently, not a disposable one.

The infrastructure

Freetempmail runs entirely on Cloudflare's edge network. Frontend, server functions, polling, attachment sanitization — a single Cloudflare Worker. No shared origin. No third-party DNS. No third-party CDN. Pages render at the edge, in the region closest to you. That's why the inbox updates in seconds — and why there is no traditional hosting bill to pass on to you. For website traffic measurement we load Google Analytics as disclosed in the privacy policy.