Temporary GmailNot disposable email
Temp-Gmail (sometimes called Gmail 10p) is completely different from disposable email.
The main difference: Temp Gmail uses gmail.com — Google's domain
- Always ends with @gmail.com (Google)
- Disposable mail uses provider domains (e.g. Mail1s.net)
System stats
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Features
One click — get an address
A temporary @gmail.com address, ready on the web
Read mail in the browser
Copy, paste — the inbox updates itself
Current address
One alias — still lands in real Gmail
Latest code
No code yet
Verification codes from new mail show up here.
Inbox
Not ready yet
Waiting for the Gmail bridge to build a temp address.
Recent variants (browser)
Click a row to reuse a variant. Stored in this browser — sign in to sync to your account.
Temp Gmail guide
What is Temp Gmail and how is it different from disposable email?
Temp Gmail gives you an address ending in @gmail.com, built from a real Gmail mailbox by adding dots to the name. Gmail ignores dots in the mailbox name, so variants such as [email protected] and [email protected] all deliver to the same inbox. Mail1s filters out only the messages sent to your exact variant and shows them right in the browser.
Disposable addresses on custom domains are recognised and blocked by many websites. A Temp Gmail address looks like an ordinary Gmail address, which makes it useful for receiving one-time codes or verification emails from services that only accept Gmail. You never get a password and cannot sign in to the underlying Gmail mailbox — you can only read mail sent to your variant.
The underlying mailbox is shared, so do not use Temp Gmail for banking, wallets, your main social accounts or anything you need to keep long term. Messages may be cleaned up under the system's retention policy.
How to use it in 3 steps
- 1Press “Random” to get a new variant, or type the dotted variant you want to use.
- 2Press “Copy” and paste the address into the site where you need to sign up or verify.
- 3Keep this page open: the inbox checks for new mail every 15 seconds, and verification codes appear in the “Latest code” tile for quick copying.
Frequently asked questions
Is Temp Gmail free?
Creating variants and receiving mail is free. Guests may be limited in how many variants they can create per day; signing in saves your variant history and syncs it across devices.
Can I send email from this address?
No. Temp Gmail is receive-only — you cannot send or reply from the underlying Gmail mailbox.
Why can't I see the email I just sent?
Only mail sent to your exact variant, after the moment you created it, is shown. Double-check the address you pasted (including where the dots are), wait a few seconds and press “Refresh”.
Can other people read my mail?
Anyone who knows your exact variant can open that variant's inbox. Treat the address as single-use and never use it for sensitive information.