Frequently Asked Questions

Emails are automatically deleted after 24 hours by default. The retention period depends on the server configuration but is typically 24 hours for privacy protection. Once deleted, emails cannot be recovered.

Yes, TempMail is 100% free with no registration required. You can create unlimited temporary email addresses and receive emails instantly. There are no premium tiers or hidden fees.

No registration is needed. Just visit the website and you'll get a random email address instantly. You can also type in a custom username or use the bulk generator to create multiple addresses at once.

No, TempMail is receive-only. It's designed for receiving verification emails, testing, and protecting your real inbox from spam. You cannot compose or send emails.

TempMail receives emails with HTML content but has a maximum message size limit (typically 1MB). Large attachments may be rejected. Email body text and HTML are fully displayed.

Yes! Go to the Add Domain page, point your domain's MX record to our mail server, and submit. We verify DNS automatically. Wildcard subdomains are also supported.

TempMail uses Server-Sent Events (SSE) to push new emails to your browser instantly. No need to manually refresh — emails appear within seconds of being received by the server.

Yes, TempMail provides a free REST API. You can fetch inbox emails, delete messages, list domains, and even subscribe to real-time updates via SSE. Code examples in cURL, JavaScript, and Python are available in the API documentation.

Yes, use the Bulk Email Generator to create up to 500 temporary email addresses in one click. You can set custom prefixes, choose domains, and copy all addresses to clipboard.

Yes. We don't collect personal information, don't use tracking cookies, and emails are automatically deleted after the retention period. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

Anyone who knows the exact email address can view the inbox. Temporary emails are designed for convenience, not confidentiality. Do not use temp mail for sensitive information like banking, passwords, or private documents.