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Get a fresh inbox for every test run. Check the verification, welcome and password-reset emails your app sends — no account, no setup.
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The TempMailPad email testing inbox gives developers, QA engineers and product teams a real, public address they can use in any test. Trigger your signup, invite or password-reset flow, then watch the email arrive here — with its subject, links, HTML and attachments — without creating test accounts on a real mail provider.
Protect your personal inbox in 4 simple steps — no registration required for a temporary email address.
Get Instant Temp MailUse the address shown above, or create a new one for each test case.
Sign up, request a password reset or send an invite from the app you are testing.
Open the message here and verify the subject, content, links and any attachments.
Temporary email is useful for:
Do not use temporary email for:
Why avoid this? Temporary inboxes are receive-only and expire automatically. For banking, medical, government, or accounts requiring password recovery, always use your primary, permanent email.
Everything you need to know about TempMailPad temporary email, privacy protection, and message retention.
Get Instant Temp MailIt is a real, temporary inbox you can use as the recipient while testing an app. Your app sends its email normally, and you check the result here instead of using your own mailbox or creating fake accounts.
Yes. Enter the test address in your signup, reset or invite form, trigger the flow, and the email appears in the inbox above within seconds, so you can check the subject, links and content.
Yes, as long as your staging app sends real email through an email provider or SMTP server. Mail that only goes to a local mail catcher on your machine never leaves it, so it cannot arrive here.
Yes. Each message opens with its formatted HTML body, its links and any supported attachments, so you can check exactly what your users will receive.
Use test data only. Test inboxes are temporary and not meant for private information, so never send real customer details, passwords or API keys to them.