No signup · No password · Expires on purpose

A mailbox for the messages you don't want to keep.

Generate a working, disposable email address in one click. Use it for sign-ups, downloads and verification codes — then let it disappear.

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Your temporary address
Generating address…
Expires in 24:00:00

Inbox

Listening for mail…

Nothing here yet. Incoming mail will appear automatically — no need to refresh.

Process

Three steps, zero friction

No account, no real name, no card. The address is ready before you finish reading this sentence.

01

Get an address

A random inbox is generated the moment you land here — copy it or scan the QR code.

02

Use it anywhere

Paste it into any sign-up form, download gate, or verification prompt that wants an email.

03

Watch it arrive

Messages land in the inbox below in real time. Read them, then let the address expire.

Why VanishBox

Built for the inbox you don't want to protect forever

Real spam shield

Keep newsletters, trials and one-off verifications out of your actual mailbox for good.

Instant delivery

New messages appear without refreshing — the inbox polls quietly in the background.

Self-expiring

Addresses quietly retire after 24 hours, or delete one manually the moment you're done.

No identity required

Nothing to sign, verify, or connect to your real name — the address stands on its own.

One click, new box

Burn an address the second it feels compromised and generate a fresh one instantly.

Free, always

No premium tier gatekeeping the core mailbox — generation and reading stay free.

Questions

Frequently asked

Is this really free to use?

Yes. Generating an address and reading mail costs nothing.

Can I send email from this address?

No — this is a receive-only inbox, built for verification links and confirmations rather than conversations.

How long does an address last?

24 hours from creation, or until you delete it manually — whichever comes first.

Do you store the messages?

Messages exist only for the life of the address and are removed once it expires or is deleted.