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Get an anonymous address
A random address is created when you open the page. Your current session remembers it, so you can keep receiving messages after refreshing.
Auto-delete · Ready instantly
Disposable email,
gone when you're done
Generate an anonymous email address separate from your real identity. Verification codes, confirmation links, and notifications arrive in a private inbox, then the address and its messages are deleted when it expires.
Create a disposable emailReceive now, delete on schedule
Use permanent forwardingKeep an alias forwarding to your main inbox
Temporary addresses last 3 hours by default · Extendable up to 24 hours
Instant disposable email inbox
No real messages yet · Demo below
Clear limits, at a glance
Time and privacy boundaries in plain numbers
3h
Default lifetime for a new address
24h
Maximum lifetime for one address
0
Account required to create a temporary inbox
7s
Inbox check interval
From address to deletion
One inbox for one short-term task
TMPPost turns disposable email into a clear timeline. Copy your address, refresh messages, switch identities, or extend its lifetime whenever you need—without handing your real email to unfamiliar websites.
02 / USE
Paste it into the target site
Use it for sign-ups, trials, downloads, or one-time verification without exposing your real email address.
03 / RECEIVE
Read messages on the page
New messages appear automatically, and you can refresh manually too. Read in split view on desktop or full-screen mode on mobile.
04 / DELETE
Let the address expire
When the countdown ends, the address and messages are no longer retained. If you need more time, extend it within the lifetime limit.
Where to use it
Block spam without missing the messages that matter
Website sign-ups and verification codes
Use a disposable email to receive one-time codes or activation links, while keeping your main inbox for services you genuinely need long term.
Trials and downloads
Get whitepapers, templates, or software trials without letting follow-up marketing emails fill your personal inbox.
Public networks and temporary portals
When airport, event, or guest Wi-Fi asks for an email address, use a short-term identity to verify access and reduce the risk of your address being shared again.
Two identities, two lifespans
Temporary inbox or permanent forwarding?
Disposable email is for tasks with an end date; forwarding aliases are for services where you need to keep an account and receive bills or notifications over time. They are two distinct destinations, not duplicate inboxes.
Auto-delete email
No registration needed—it appears on this page instantly. The address and messages are governed by a countdown.
- Receive verification codes and confirmation links
- Switch to a fresh address whenever you want
- Leave no lasting entry point when you're done
Permanent forwarding alias
Log in to create a separate alias that forwards messages to your usual inbox without revealing your real address.
- Ideal for long-term accounts and subscriptions
- Pause, resume, or delete aliases
- Includes message archiving and security settings
Frequently asked questions
Key answers about disposable email
Can a disposable email receive verification codes?
Yes. As long as the sender allows delivery to the address, verification codes, activation links, and regular notifications appear in the inbox just like ordinary email.
Some platforms actively block disposable email domains. That is the sender's policy, not an inbox failure.
When are the address and messages automatically deleted?
New addresses last 3 hours by default, with the remaining time shown in the countdown at the top. You can extend the lifetime if you are waiting for another message, but one address can never last more than 24 hours.
Once expired, an old address cannot be recovered, so important accounts should not be tied to a temporary address long term.
Is this an anonymous email service?
You do not submit your name or create an account, so the address you share with websites stays separate from your main email. This mainly reduces marketing tracking and spam caused by address leaks; it does not promise absolute anonymity at the network level.
Can a disposable inbox receive attachments?
Temporary inboxes do not retain attachment files, reducing the risk of malicious files and unnecessary storage. If your workflow requires attachments, use a permanent forwarding alias so they enter your own email security process.
When should I not use disposable email?
Avoid it for banking, healthcare, education, tax services, password recovery, and any account you must control long term. Use a long-term email address or a TMPPost permanent forwarding alias instead.