Generate an address
A random address is created automatically when you open the home page. Check that the countdown is running normally before you start filling out the form.
From generating a random address and reading a verification code to deleting the inbox when you’re done, this workflow is ideal for short-term sign-ups, trials, and one-time downloads. No account is required, but keep a long-term, recoverable email for important accounts.
First, make sure the task is genuinely short-term, then copy the address. While waiting, stay on the current inbox and avoid repeatedly requesting new codes.
A random address is created automatically when you open the home page. Check that the countdown is running normally before you start filling out the form.
Click “Copy address,” paste it in full on the target website, and check every character before and after the @ symbol.
The inbox refreshes automatically. Once the real message arrives, the demo email is removed. Click anywhere on the row to open the message.
Delete the inbox once you no longer need the messages. If the task isn’t complete, extend it—but don’t rely on it for account recovery.
A temporary address is useful because its lifespan is clear. Choose an action based on how long the task will take, and don’t put a long-term account in a short-lived inbox just to avoid another login.
| Current situation | Recommended action | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You just submitted a sign-up | Stay on the page for 60 seconds | Most verification codes arrive after the sending queue is processed |
| Less than 30 minutes remain | Extend by 3 hours if the task isn’t finished | Prevent the address from expiring before the confirmation link arrives |
| You need to recover the account next week | Use a long-term email or forwarding alias | Temporary addresses last no more than 24 hours and are not suitable for recovery |
| The task is complete | Delete the inbox and close the page | Shorten the window in which unnecessary data remains exposed |
The home page creates an inbox automatically. If a message is delayed, check each item on the troubleshooting page first.