Disposable email, without the disposable privacy

What is a disposable email address?

A disposable email address is a real, working address you use in place of your personal one. Mail sent to it arrives in a separate inbox, so newsletters, promotions and data-breach spam never reach the account you actually care about.

Why Poofy is different from other disposable email sites

• Private inboxes. Many disposable email sites let anyone who types the same address read your mail. Every Poofy inbox has its own password.
• No tracking. Remote images are blocked until you allow them, so senders can't tell when you opened their email. The site itself has no ads and no third-party trackers.
• Safe to open. Email HTML is sanitized and sandboxed, and dangerous attachments are blocked.
• Codes on top. Verification codes and sign-in links are detected automatically, with a one-click copy button.

When to use a disposable address

Use one for free trials, downloads, forums, coupons, public Wi-Fi portals and any site you don't fully trust yet. For banking, government services or your main accounts, keep using a permanent address you control.

How to get a disposable email in three steps

1. Open Poofy and press Create inbox. Pick a domain or leave it on random. The address is copied for you.
2. Paste it into the sign-up form. The confirmation email usually arrives within seconds, and verification codes are highlighted with a copy button.
3. Come back whenever you need it. Your browser keeps the inbox and its password, so a follow-up email a week later still reaches you.

Disposable email, alias or plus address?

A disposable address never touches your real inbox. An alias forwards to it, and a plus address (name+shop@gmail.com) simply tags it. Pick disposable when you want no connection to your real address at all. We compare all three in temp mail vs email aliases.

If the confirmation email doesn't arrive

Wait a couple of minutes before asking for a new code, paste the address instead of typing it, and use only the newest code. If a site refuses the address outright, it blocks disposable email, so use a permanent address there. More fixes are in verification code not arriving.