A custom temp mail address lets you choose your own name and domain instead of getting a random one. Type the alias you want, pick a domain, and your disposable inbox is ready in seconds, so you can sign up and verify accounts and receive emails without using your real address.
In short
Making your own temporary email address takes less than a minute:
Short and plain beats clever. Letters and numbers only, 2 to 30 characters, no spaces and no special characters. An address like alex2026 reads fine on a form and is easy to say out loud. A long alias with mixed words invites typos, and a name that looks like a real person or a real company can cause confusion, so keep it clearly yours and clearly temporary.
One more thing to know before you switch: changing your address changes your active inbox. The old address stops being your current one. Depending on your plan, the site may list recent addresses under History on the home page, but you cannot reopen a timed address that already expired.
If you only need an address for a few minutes, a 10 minute mail address or a 20 minute mail address is simpler. If you want mail to land in your real inbox as well, set up temp mail forwarding.
On this page you can type any alias you like and select a domain. You get the exact address you asked for, as long as the alias is allowed and the combination is free.
Free domains are available to everyone. Paid plans include premium domains and extra features, such as using your own domain.
Use letters and numbers only, with a length of 2 to 30 characters. Spaces and special characters are not allowed.
Your new address becomes your active inbox and the previous one is no longer used as your current address. Depending on your plan, the site may list recent addresses under History on the home page. You cannot reopen an expired timed address.
Temporary email is best for sign-ups, trials or verification codes. For banking, work or any account you need to recover later, use a permanent email address.