Don’t use a temporary address as your destination
Long-term aliases need a reliable destination. If your receiving address expires, you may lose access or be unable to recover accounts on other websites.
Long-term email aliases
One more email address,
not one more inbox to manage
Give every service its own alias. Messages still arrive in the inbox you already use.
First, where should we send your mail?
Use a real email address you can access long term. It will receive your sign-in codes and forwarded mail. Your account is created automatically after you verify it for the first time.
- Use one alias per website. Disabling one won’t affect your other addresses.
- Keep a record of emails from the last 30 days to check delivery issues and retries.
- Enable an authenticator app if you want an extra verification step the next time you sign in.
Just need a code once?Use a temporary email— no sign-in needed, and it’s valid for 3 hours by default.
By continuing, you confirm that you’ve read the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Sign out after using a shared device.
Didn’t receive your sign-in code?
Check the spelling of your email address and your spam folder, then wait for the resend cooldown to end.
Always use the latest verification code
Delivery may be delayed by network issues or your email provider. After requesting a new code, check the latest email and don’t keep trying old codes. Contact support if the problem persists.