Temp Mail with Password and a Custom Address
Temp Mail Lab lets you create a temporary email with a password instead of relying on a browser-only inbox. Choose the email name, select one of the available domains, and set the password you want before the address is created. The same email and password can be used to open the inbox again for up to 30 days.
This is useful when you need a disposable email with password access for a short project, a product test, an email verification, or a signup that may need to be checked again later. It is receive-only and does not create a permanent email account.
Choose the Email Name and Domain
The address field is split into two clear parts. Enter the name before the @ sign, then choose an available Temp Mail Lab domain from the selector. If that exact address has already been used, choose another name. Issued addresses are not recycled to another user after expiry.
- Pick a custom local name instead of receiving an unwanted random address.
- Choose from the domains currently enabled for free password-protected temp mail.
- Copy the finished address from the same compact email bar used by the other inbox pages.
- Use Change Email whenever you want to create a different protected address.
Open the Temporary Inbox Again
Select Access Inbox and enter the complete temporary email address with its password. A successful check opens the same inbox without putting the password in the URL. The address remains recoverable through this password flow for up to 30 days, while received messages normally remain available for about 15 minutes.
A free temporary email with password access is still temporary. Save the address and password before closing the page, and do not use it as the recovery email for an important long-term account.
Keep the Address Ready for Your Next Visit
Save the complete temporary email address and its password as soon as the inbox is created. When you return, select Recover Email and enter the same details to open the inbox again. You can do this from another browser or device while the address is still active.
- Use a password that is different from the passwords on your important accounts.
- Copy the full email address, including the selected domain.
- Use Recover Email whenever you need to return to the same address.
- Use Change Email when you want a fresh name, domain, and password.
- If the password is lost, the protected inbox cannot be reopened.
When to Use a Password-Protected Temporary Email
Use this page when you want more control than a random temporary inbox but do not need a permanent mailbox. Common uses include authorized QA testing, checking an OTP or verification link, separating trial messages from a personal inbox, and returning to a disposable inbox from another browser.
Do not use temporary mail for banking, healthcare, government services, legal records, private identity documents, or any account that requires permanent ownership. This service does not provide Gmail accounts, third-party passwords, outbound email, or a forgotten-password reset.