No account · Ready to receive
A password-free
temporary email
—use it and move on.
Your address is ready now. Verification codes and notifications go straight to the private web inbox on the right.
A clear three-hour countdown is always visible. Extend it when you need more time, or switch to a dedicated long-term forwarding identity.
Keep only the delivery path you need
Keep unfamiliar sites out of your everyday inbox.
When signing up for a trial, downloading resources, or verifying a one-time login, you don’t have to hand over the inbox you’ll use for years. Give every task its own delivery path.
Verification codes, delivered
Keep this page open and the inbox will automatically check for new mail. When a message arrives, it replaces the demo content so you can read its subject, sender, and body in one window.
You control the clock
Addresses last three hours by default, with the countdown always visible. Extend it with one click while you’re still working; switch addresses when you’re done to stop the old delivery path from collecting more mail.
Forward long-term mail when you need to
Statements, subscriptions, and lasting accounts are better suited to permanent aliases. Log in to create a dedicated address that forwards mail to your real inbox, with controls to disable or archive it.
One address, one task
A temporary email isn’t another account—it’s a delivery pass you use when needed.
FwdRelay puts your address, time remaining, and real incoming mail in one workspace. No signup and no jumping between pages.
Open messages right in your browser
Sender, subject, and arrival time are arranged with the natural density of a real mail list. On desktop, keep the list and reading pane side by side; on mobile, tap a message to open a focused reading view, then close it to return to the inbox.
Copy the address
Enter the current address on the site that needs to verify you or send you information.
Wait for delivery
The inbox refreshes automatically, so there’s no need to keep clicking or reload the page.
Finish the task
Copy the verification code, read the notification, then decide whether to extend or change the address.
Two paths
Use a temporary inbox for short tasks and a forwarding alias for a lasting identity.
Temporary addresses suit low-risk, replaceable delivery needs. For account recovery, billing, or lasting relationships, use an email you control continuously or a FwdRelay forwarding alias.
Good for temporary addresses
One-time downloads, short trials, event signups, test messages, and verification codes you won’t need for long-term recovery.
Avoid temporary addresses for
Banking, payments, healthcare, government services, and any account you may need to recover by email in the future.
Use a long-term alias instead
Create a different alias for each lasting service. If one is exposed or starts receiving unwanted mail, disable that entry point without affecting your real inbox.
Frequently asked questions
Check these points before using a temporary email.
The inbox is simple to use, but it’s worth considering address lifetime and account recovery first.
Can a temporary email receive verification codes?
Yes, as long as the sending site allows delivery to the domain. The page checks for new mail automatically; some platforms may block disposable addresses, in which case use a long-term email or forwarding alias.
Do I need to sign up or set a password?
The temporary inbox requires no signup and has no password. Access details are stored in your current browser, so don’t use a temporary address for sensitive accounts or long-term recovery.
Can I recover emails after the address expires?
Not guaranteed. Once the countdown ends, the address and messages may be cleared. Retrieve any codes or information you need promptly; use a forwarding alias for long-term messages.
How can I reduce spam?
Use a temporary address for short-term tasks and a different alias for each long-term service. This helps identify the source of a leak and lets you disable only the delivery entry point receiving unwanted mail.
Before you submit
Choose an address by task length, not just by convenience.
A one-time code or short download fits this inbox. Event tickets, trial receipts, and account recovery need a longer delivery window. If you are unsure, check the lifetime planner and usage checklist first.
For your next email, keep your lasting identity private