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What is 10 Minute Mail?

10 minute mail (also written as 10 minute email, 10 min mail, 10minmail, or 10minutemail) is a temporary, disposable, receive-only inbox that auto-expires after 10 minutes. It’s a fast, privacy-first way to get verification codes and links without exposing your real address.

This type of temporary email is also known as temp mail, disposable email, or throwaway email — different names for the same idea: receive mail now, let the inbox disappear, and keep your primary mailbox clean.

Unlike spoofing or forwarding, our 10-minute inboxes are strictly receive-only. Sending and replying are disabled by design to minimize abuse and keep things simple and safe.

How it works (in seconds)

1. Generate a 10-minute email address (already shown at the top of this page).
2. Copy & use it for sign-ups, verifications, trials, or downloads.
3. Receive messages instantly in your browser.
4. Auto-expire: the 10 minute mail inbox is deleted after 10 minutes. Need more time? Create another temporary email address.

Because the address is short-lived and receive-only, your real inbox stays private and spam-free.

Why choose a 10-minute inbox

• Privacy first. Avoid putting your permanent address into third-party databases.
• Speed. A 10 minute email is perfect for quick verifications and one-off logins.
• Declutter. Keep newsletters and promo blasts away from your main mailbox.
• Testing & QA. Great for developers to validate email flows without polluting production lists.
• Safety by design. Receive-only temp mail reduces the risk of misuse.

Key features

• Auto-expires in 10 minutes. Your 10 min mail inbox is removed automatically.
• Receive-only. No outbound sending, no replies—privacy and anti-abuse by default.
• No sign-up required. Use temporary email immediately; optional sign-in can sync your history across devices.
• Multiple domains & randomized addresses. Improve acceptance where some sites filter disposable email.
• Lightweight and fast. Built for verification codes, links, and quick confirmations.

Need more than 10 minutes? Just generate a fresh throwaway email—it’s instant.

Best practices

• Use for low-risk tasks. Trials, newsletters, downloads, and generic registrations fit 10 minute mail well.
• Keep critical services on your permanent address. Banking, recovery, and identity accounts need a stable inbox.
• One address per site. This improves privacy and reduces cross-site correlation.
• Let it expire. Short retention means less exposure if a service leaks its data.
• Respect site policies. Disposable email protects privacy—don’t use it for abuse.

10 minute mail vs. other temporary email options

All these phrases—10 minute mail, 10 minute email, 10 min mail, 10minmail, 10minutemail, temp mail, disposable email, throwaway email, even burner email address—point to the same goal: a short-term, receive-only inbox that helps you complete sign-ups and keep your real mailbox private. The key difference is time-to-live: this page focuses on an inbox that expires after 10 minutes by default.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does 10 minute mail work?

You generate a temporary email that lasts 10 minutes. Use it to receive verification codes and links, then it auto-expires. No sign-up required and no outbound sending.

2. Can I extend a 10 minute email?

If you need more time, simply create a new 10 min mail address. It takes seconds and keeps the experience clean and private.

3. Is 10 minute mail legal and safe?

Yes—using disposable email for privacy is legal in most places. Always follow each site’s terms and avoid abusive behavior. Receive-only design reduces misuse.

4. Can I send or reply from a 10 minute email?

No. 10 minute mail here is receive-only. Sending and replying are disabled to prevent abuse.

5. Will websites accept 10 minute mail?

Many do, some don’t. We use multiple domains and randomized addresses to improve acceptance, but site policies vary.

6. Do I need to register an account?

No. You can use temp mail without sign-up. Optional sign-in can sync your recent history across devices.

7. Are attachments supported?

Most verification emails are text-based links or codes. Large attachments may not be delivered; 10 minute email is optimized for speed and simplicity.

8. What happens after it expires?

The temporary inbox and its messages are deleted. For another verification, just generate a fresh throwaway email.