Reduce real-email exposure
Avoid giving a personal primary address to lower-trust websites.
Free temporary email tool
Reduce primary-inbox exposure; no phone number for public use, without overstating anonymity
Free anonymous email generator with no signup and no phone number required for public temporary email. Receive low-risk codes, test mail, and one-time notices. Public inboxes are not fully anonymous; claim privately when exclusive access matters.
The address is first generated in your browser. Loading this page does not create a mailbox; open or refresh it when you are ready to receive mail.
Inbox workspace
Enter an address, or generate a random one, then open the inbox.
Create a temporary address without providing your name or primary email.
Receive ordinary codes, testing messages, and one-time notices.
Public inboxes open by address. Claim the mailbox first when exclusive reading matters.
Avoid giving a personal primary address to lower-trust websites.
Keep potential marketing follow-up inside a disposable address.
Use addresses without personal identity in development and QA fixtures.
No. A temporary address reduces real-email exposure but cannot guarantee untraceability or total anonymity.
No registration and no phone number are required for a public inbox. Claiming a private mailbox requires an iSealMail account.
Yes for public temporary inboxes. That helps low-risk receiving, but it does not mean complete anonymity. Use durable private email for important accounts.
Yes while the mailbox is public and they know the address. After a private claim, only the owner can read it.
No. iSealMail currently supports receiving mail only.