Temporary Email Without Signup
Requiring an account to get a throwaway address defeats the purpose. Here there is no account — an access token replaces one.
What replaces the account
When an inbox is created you receive a token. That token is the only thing that grants access to the inbox. It is stored in your browser and can be copied as a link to move the inbox to another device. There is no username, no password, and no recovery flow, because there is no identity to recover.
What you give up by having no account
You cannot recover an inbox whose token you lost, you cannot list inboxes from a fresh browser, and there is no support channel that can prove an inbox is yours. Those are the direct consequences of not having an identity, and they are worth accepting only because the inbox is disposable.
Moving an inbox between devices
Use Copy inbox link on the device that created the inbox, then open that link on the other device. The link contains the token, so send it to yourself over a channel you trust and delete it afterwards.
Related reading
- Anonymous Temporary Email — What anonymity a temporary inbox really provides, what it does not hide, and how to avoid the mistakes that unmask you anyway.
- Free Temporary Email — A free temporary email service with no account, no payment method, and no trial that expires. Create and read a disposable inbox immediately.
- Temporary Email Address — What a temporary email address is, when to use one, and what it cannot protect you from. Create a disposable inbox in one click, no account needed.
Temporary email is intended for low-risk signups and testing. Do not use it for banking, financial accounts, password recovery, or sensitive communications.