Use temporary mail
A receiving address for one renewable hour, without creating an account.
Editorial update: October 30, 2026In this guide
Create a temporary address
- Open Temp Mail from the Rasel Mail home page.
- Create an address, wait until receiving is ready, and copy it into the service that will email you.
- Watch incoming mail and the remaining time. Extend before expiry if you still need the address.
Lifetime and access
Temporary mail is separate from permanent mailboxes and subscriptions. It begins with a renewable one-hour lifetime. Messages are deleted on expiry; do not use it to preserve documents or register important accounts that need later recovery. Do not share access links or address credentials.
When should you use a permanent mailbox?
Use a permanent mailbox for sending, replies, folders or long-term accounts. Temporary mail is intended for receiving; some websites reject temporary addresses, and receipt from a particular service is not guaranteed.