YOPmail's email generator randomly creates a temporary email address that can be used as an anonymous address to hide one's own email. The generated disposable email is instantly accessible and usable, with messages checked under the username at YOPmail. All accounts at YOPmail already exist and are available without needing to create them.
Haribu creates a throwaway email address that can be used to sign up on websites and to read incoming emails. The site describes the service as temporary, anonymous, free and secure, and says the addresses can be used for anonymous sign-up on services such as Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
Trashmail creates disposable temporary email addresses for free. The addresses are intended to protect online privacy, keep the real mailbox clean, and avoid spam during website registrations and notifications. Multiple disposable addresses are possible for different needs.
Mail.cx is a disposable temporary email service that generates a short-lived inbox without signup. The free web inbox keeps mail for one hour, with a Pro plan adding custom domains, 72-hour retention and REST API access. The API supports long-poll and SSE push for automated inbox polling and AI agents.
cs.email is a disposable temporary email service. It requires no registration: visitors receive a random address and may also choose their own. Received emails stay in the inbox for one hour. The site is also available as a Tor hidden service. A Scrambled Address feature adds protection for inboxes.
SharkLasers provides a disposable temporary email address without registration or login, and the address lasts 60 minutes. Users can give the address to entities they do not trust to keep spam away from their regular email. Emails arrive instantly in an inbox where users can view them and click confirmation links.
A free anti-spam email service in which account holders create a separate forwarding address for each company or purchase. When spam arrives at one address, that address can be disabled. The service has been free since October 2000.
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Haribu creates a throwaway email address that can be used to sign up on websites and to read incoming emails. The site describes the service as temporary, anonymous, free and secure, and says the addresses can be used for anonymous sign-up on services such as Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
Trashmail creates disposable temporary email addresses for free. The addresses are intended to protect online privacy, keep the real mailbox clean, and avoid spam during website registrations and notifications. Multiple disposable addresses are possible for different needs.
Mail.cx is a disposable temporary email service that generates a short-lived inbox without signup. The free web inbox keeps mail for one hour, with a Pro plan adding custom domains, 72-hour retention and REST API access. The API supports long-poll and SSE push for automated inbox polling and AI agents.
cs.email is a disposable temporary email service. It requires no registration: visitors receive a random address and may also choose their own. Received emails stay in the inbox for one hour. The site is also available as a Tor hidden service. A Scrambled Address feature adds protection for inboxes.
SharkLasers provides a disposable temporary email address without registration or login, and the address lasts 60 minutes. Users can give the address to entities they do not trust to keep spam away from their regular email. Emails arrive instantly in an inbox where users can view them and click confirmation links.
A free anti-spam email service in which account holders create a separate forwarding address for each company or purchase. When spam arrives at one address, that address can be disabled. The service has been free since October 2000.
