Create your own FAKE EMAIL
Choose Your Name
You will need a domain name if you do not have one already. Search for the one you want and register it.
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Set up MX record mail-fake.com in DNS setting to your domain name.
Your mail is ready
Receive new email in page:
https://mail-fake.com/example.com
Public mailboxes without registration. Take the address above, or type any name you like, and use it wherever a site insists on an email. Letters show up on this page as soon as they arrive.
Fake mail generator: how the address above works
This is a free disposable mail service. The address at the top of the page is already live — nothing to activate, no password to set. Give it to a shop, a forum or a download page instead of your real address, and keep your personal inbox for people you actually want to hear from.
Change the part before the @ to anything you want, or choose a domain from the list. Keep this page open and new letters appear on their own; if you step away, you can turn on a sound or a pop-up in the settings so you do not miss the one you are waiting for.
We only receive mail. Nothing is ever sent from these addresses.
What people use it for
Sign-up confirmations
A site wants you to click a link before it lets you in. Receive that letter here, click, and forget about the address.
Testing your own forms
Building a registration page or a newsletter? Send to a fresh address for every test run and see exactly what a new user gets.
One-time downloads and coupons
A guide, a trial or a discount code that arrives by mail. Collect it without joining yet another mailing list.
A cleaner real inbox
Every address you keep private is one less place for spam to come from. Hand out fake mail where you do not trust the list.
Your own domain works too
Most fake mail services give you their domains and nothing else. Here you can also point a domain you own at us — the three steps are just above. After that, any name on your domain is a mailbox you can open on this site: sign-up@, test1@, shop@ — without creating any of them first.
- No account and no dashboard: one DNS record is the whole setup.
- Letters to your domain are handled like any other mail here — the same public mailboxes, kept for the same time.
- Handy for testing a project on its real domain before you set up proper mail for it.
Before you use it
These mailboxes are public. Anyone who knows or guesses an address can read what arrives there — including addresses on your own domain. That is what makes the service fast and free, and it is also why it is the wrong place for anything private.
- Do not use it for banking, work, or any account you may need to recover later.
- Letters stay in the inbox for at least a few days, and often longer — it depends on how busy the server is, so there is no exact figure.
- You cannot reply or send from here; the service only receives.
Quick answers
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no paid plan and nothing to sign up for.
Do I need to register?
No. The address works the moment the page opens, and it stays usable when you come back to it later.
Can I pick my own name?
Yes. Type any name before the @ and choose a domain; the new mailbox is ready immediately.
Will I notice new mail?
New letters appear on the page without reloading. Turn on a sound or a pop-up in the settings if you keep the tab in the background.
Where are the addresses I used before?
Open the inbox list: it shows mailboxes you opened on this device. The list lives only in your browser.
Can someone else read my letters?
Yes, if they know the address. Treat every mailbox here as a public notice board, not as a private inbox.