10 Minute Mail You Can Extend and Reopen
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10 Minute Mail is a free throwaway email inbox for OTPs and sign-ups. Each new address starts with a 10-minute countdown, then the page gives you a fresh one. Need longer? Add time up to 60 minutes left, or reopen a recent address from History on this device while it is still available.
- No sign-up, no password
- OTP & verification ready
- New address every 10 minutes
- Reopen past addresses from History
What is 10 Minute Mail?
10 Minute Mail is a disposable inbox that starts with a 10-minute countdown, long enough to receive a verification code, confirmation link, or one-time download without sharing your personal email. Messages are removed after about 24 hours. For an address you plan to revisit, save its Access Token.
A 10 minute email, also called ten minute mail, is a temporary email address built for quick verification messages. It helps you avoid spam from sites you will not use again. You can extend it in 10-minute steps, up to 60 minutes left.
Last updated: October 2026
How 10 Minute Mail works
Create and use an address in four short steps.
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Open this page
A random 10-minute email is generated automatically the moment the page loads. The countdown above shows the time remaining.
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Copy the address
Copy the address and paste it into a form that accepts temporary email.
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Watch the inbox below
New messages appear in the inbox below without a page refresh. Open one to read its code or confirmation link.
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Get a new one, or reopen an old one
At 00:00 the page gives you a new address and saves the previous one in History, where you can reopen it on this device while it is still available.
When NOT to use 10 Minute Mail
Do not use temporary email for banking, government services, payment accounts, primary social profiles, work logins, or any account that stores personal data or may need recovery.
When the countdown reaches 00:00, the page switches to a new address, and messages are removed after about 24 hours. Some services also block temporary domains. Use a permanent email for important accounts. To return to a Tmailor address later, save its Access Token, but do not treat it as permanent.
10 Minute Mail FAQ
Is 10 Minute Mail really free?
Yes. Creating an address, receiving messages, and opening them on this page are free, with no account or payment card. Tmailor also offers separate paid VIP app features and paid Open API plans.
Will my temp email really expire in 10 minutes?
The countdown controls how long the address stays current. At 00:00 the page switches to a new address and saves the previous one in History on this device, where you can reopen it while it is still available. Messages are removed after about 24 hours.
Can I extend a 10-minute email?
Yes. Press +10 to add 10 minutes, up to a maximum of 60 minutes left. You can also reopen a recent address from History on this device while it is still available.
Can I receive OTP codes and verification links?
Yes. Tmailor can receive OTP codes and verification links when the sending service accepts temporary addresses. Delivery time is not guaranteed.
Can I send email from a 10-minute address?
No. Tmailor addresses are receive-only and cannot send email.
Is 10 Minute Mail anonymous?
No. Tmailor does not require a sign-up or ask for your real email, phone number, or name, but it does not hide your IP address or guarantee anonymity. Messages are removed after about 24 hours, and History is stored only on this device.
What if my message takes longer than 10 minutes to arrive?
Press +10 to add time, up to 60 minutes left. You can also reopen the address from History, or with its saved Access Token, while it is still available.
Can a service block 10 Minute Mail?
Yes. Some services block temporary email domains. If a service does not accept temporary addresses, use your regular email there. Acceptance is not guaranteed.
Does 10 Minute Mail give me a Gmail address?
No. Tmailor gives you an address on one of its own temporary domains, not an @gmail.com address or a Google account. You can receive verification emails when the sending service accepts temporary addresses.
Can I recover a 10-minute mail address?
Yes, from History on the same device, as long as the address is still available and you have not deleted it. You can also reopen it on any device with its saved Access Token, or from your account if it is saved there. A deleted address cannot be reopened.
Ready for another 10-minute mail?
Generate a fresh disposable inbox, or reopen an address with its saved Access Token when you need to return to it.