A Temporary Gmail address is a disposable Gmail-style inbox that works like temp mail or 10-minute mail, allowing you to receive emails without using your real Gmail.

It is commonly used for registrations, trials, downloads, comments, or any situation where privacy matters.

Temporary Gmail should not be used for banking, password recovery, or long-term accounts because it expires.

Temporary Gmail requires no signup, no Google login, and no personal information.

Each inbox is uniquely generated for your session and not shared with other users.

Once the session ends, all emails are automatically deleted.

We follow a strict no-log policy to ensure anonymity and privacy.

Yes. Temporary Gmail works on most websites that require email verification.

It is ideal for forums, free trials, newsletters, and untrusted sites.

Some high-security services may block disposable Gmail addresses.

For short-term use, Temporary Gmail offers convenience and privacy.

Some websites restrict disposable email services to prevent spam or fake accounts.

Platforms requiring identity verification often demand permanent email addresses.

This limitation is controlled by the website, not by our service.

If blocked, try generating another temporary Gmail or use a permanent email.

Emails are available only during your active session.

Once the session ends, all messages are deleted permanently.

We do not store backups or logs.

For long-term communication, use a real Gmail account.

No. Temporary Gmail inboxes are receive-only.

This prevents abuse and ensures fast email delivery.

You can receive verification codes and confirmation emails.

For sending emails, use a permanent email provider.

Email delivery may be delayed due to the sender’s server.

Some sites block disposable Gmail-style addresses.

Spam filters may reject temporary inboxes.

If needed, generate a new Temporary Gmail or use a permanent email.