About Email Time

Email.TM is a temporary email service that lets you create a disposable email address without creating a traditional account. The service is designed for short-term email receiving when you do not want to use your primary email address.

Why temporary email can be useful

Many websites and online services ask for an email address before allowing access to a download, trial, newsletter, or other feature. In situations where you do not need a permanent relationship with that service, using a temporary email address can help keep your primary inbox separate from those messages.

A temporary address can also be useful when testing email-based workflows, receiving a one-time message, or avoiding unnecessary messages in a personal inbox. It should be used responsibly and only where temporary email addresses are appropriate.

How Email.TM works

Email.TM allows you to generate a temporary email address and choose how long it should remain available. Once created, the address can receive messages that are displayed in the Email.TM inbox while the address is active.

You can learn more about the process on our How It Works page.

What Email.TM is designed for

Email.TM is intended for short-term email receiving rather than replacing a permanent email provider. It can be useful for situations where temporary access to an inbox is sufficient.

Important limitations

Temporary email addresses are not suitable for every situation. You should not rely on a temporary address for important accounts, financial services, password recovery, identity verification that requires long-term access, or any service where losing access to the email address could cause a problem.

Temporary inboxes can also contain information that should not be shared. Email.TM provides inbox sharing through a link, so anyone who has access to a valid share link may be able to view the associated inbox while it remains active.

Using Email.TM responsibly

Like any online service, Email.TM should be used responsibly and in accordance with applicable laws and the service's Terms of Service. Avoid using temporary email for sensitive information or activities that require a permanent and private mailbox.

Learn more

If you are new to temporary email, our What Is a Temporary Email? guide explains the concept, common uses, advantages, and limitations in more detail.