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Renewable temporary email
See emails as they arrive

Create a disposable address to keep follow-up emails from sign-ups, trials, and downloads separate.
See exactly how long it lasts and extend it whenever you need.
Once a real email arrives, the demo content moves out of the way automatically.

Instant deliveryNew addresses work right away
Extend expiryKeep your current address
Verification codesReview login emails in one place
Change anytimeClear the old inbox and start fresh
Privacy separationReduce exposure of your primary inbox
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Everything you need, in one inbox

Temporary addresses are ideal for short-term relationships: verifying accounts, claiming one-time resources, or separating services that may send ongoing marketing. ForwardGet keeps the expiry, address, and email status in one view.

Start with three hours, extend as needed

New addresses start with three hours. Extend them directly when you need more time instead of changing the email on an account.

Email list refreshes in real time

Refresh manually to check for new mail immediately. Open an email to verify the sender, arrival time, body, and attachments.

Keep temporary addresses separate from your primary inbox

Keep low-trust sign-ups in a temporary inbox to reduce the chance of your primary address reaching marketing lists or breach datasets.

A clear three-step process

Address on top, emails below
No new inbox habits to learn

Open the page to get an address, enter it on the target website, then stay here and wait for the email. Extend the expiry when needed, and change the address when the relationship ends.

1

Copy the address

The address is generated automatically and linked to your current browser session.

2

Wait for delivery

New emails appear in the list, with unread status and sender details visible at a glance.

3

Finish or extend

After completing verification, change the address. If you need to stay in touch, extend its expiry.

Choose the right address

Temporary inboxes and long-term forwarding serve different relationships

For a one-time verification code, a temporary email is the simplest choice. For recurring bills, subscriptions, or account alerts, use a manageable forwarding alias.

One-time sign-ups and downloads

Use a temporary email to isolate short-term services. With a clear countdown, you can switch to a new address after finishing without bringing follow-up marketing to your primary inbox.

Read the secure sign-up email guide →

Long-term accounts and regular contacts

Use email forwarding to create a separate alias for each service. You can later pause an address, view a 30-day archive, and manage two-step verification.

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The verification code has not arrived

First check that the address is complete, then wait for the sender's queue and refresh your inbox. If it still does not arrive, troubleshoot each possible cause step by step.

Open delivery diagnostics →

Need to receive an attachment

Whether an attachment is suitable for a temporary inbox depends on its size, retention period, and source reliability. Download important files promptly and store them separately.

Learn about attachment limits →

Frequently asked questions

Know these limits before you get started

How long can I use a temporary email?

New addresses are valid for three hours by default. The remaining time is shown on the page, and you can extend it whenever the address is still active.

Do I need to create an account?

The temporary inbox does not require a login. Email verification is only needed to create a long-term forwarding alias, view archives, and enable two-step verification.

Can I use it for important accounts?

We do not recommend it. Temporary addresses expire and are best for short-term, replaceable relationships. Use a stable email or forwarding alias for financial, work, and long-term subscription accounts.

Create an address first, then decide how long to keep it

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