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Disposable Email · No Signup · 24h Auto-Delete
Create a free temporary email for Facebook sign-ups and verification codes. Keep your real inbox out of it — the address is disposable, private, and self-destructs after 24 hours.
Click New address above. You are given a unique @aitols.shop inbox instantly, with no account and no phone number involved.
Use that address in Facebook’s email field when creating an account, when changing it, or when it asks for a new email to recover or verify one.
Facebook’s confirmation or verification code lands in the live inbox on this page. Copy it straight from the message.
Facebook links your email to ads, reminders, and third-party logins. Keeping it to a disposable address means your primary inbox is not what gets associated.
When Facebook asks to verify an email change, a throwaway address you control can confirm it without tying the account to an old, permanent one you no longer use.
Because the address is new and single-purpose, it has not been in a data-broker list or reused across dozens of services you forgot about.
The address expires on its own. There is no account to log into later and no subscription to cancel.
The same honest rule applies: a disposable address is ideal for the moment you are registering or confirming, not as the permanent identity behind an account you rely on.
Yes, you can enter a disposable @aitols.shop address in Facebook’s email field. It will deliver the messages Facebook sends to that address while the inbox is live.
Facebook does not ban accounts simply for using a temporary email. Enforcement is based on the content, the ToS, and suspicious automated behaviour. A temp mail is just an identifier; use it sensibly and pair it with a stable recovery method for any account you actually keep.
Ask Facebook to send the code to the disposable address you entered, then read it from the live inbox on this page. If the address has already expired, generate a new one and re-enter it.
Yes. There is no cost, no account, and no daily cap on how many addresses you can create.
No. Temporary inboxes are best for sign-ups and one-off confirmations. For a primary account you want to keep, use a stable address you control along with a password manager.
Need the same for another platform? Trytemp mail for TikTok ortemp mail for social media generally.