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Random Email Generator

Generate random email addresses for testing, development, and privacy protection. Create realistic emails instantly.

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Pro Tip

Use Plus Addressing to create emails like user+tag@domain.com for better email organization and filtering.

Random Email Generator - Generate Fake Email Addresses for Testing & Privacy

Generate random email addresses instantly with support for multiple domains including Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, and custom domains. Our free online email generator creates realistic, properly formatted email addresses perfect for software testing, database seeding, form validation, and privacy protection. With advanced features like username format options, plus addressing, and custom domain support, you can customize emails to match any testing scenario.

Whether you're a software developer building a registration system, a QA engineer testing email validation, or a privacy-conscious user looking to avoid spam, our Random Email Generator is the tool you need. All emails follow valid email format rules and can be customized with various username formats and domain options.

Advanced Formatting Features

Username Format Options

Choose from Random, Name-based (firstname.lastname), Number-based, or Mixed formats. Each format creates realistic-looking usernames perfect for different testing scenarios.

  • Random: Mix of letters, numbers, and special characters
  • Name-based: Realistic firstname.lastname format
  • Number-based: Numeric-only usernames
  • Mixed: Combination of letters and numbers

Name-based example:

john.smith123@gmail.com

Plus Addressing Support

Enable plus addressing to create emails with tags like user+tag@domain.com. Perfect for testing email filtering, organization, and Gmail/Outlook plus addressing features.

Supported by Gmail, Outlook, and many email providers. All emails sent to user+tag@domain.com are delivered to user@domain.com, allowing you to filter and organize emails by tag.

Plus addressing example:

user+test@gmail.com

Username Length Control

Adjust username length from 4 to 20 characters. Shorter usernames (4-8 chars) are more common in real emails, while longer ones (12-20 chars) provide more variety for testing.

Special Characters & Numbers

Toggle Include Numbers to add digits (0-9) and Special Characters to include dots (.), underscores (_), or hyphens (-). These options make emails more realistic and varied.

Custom Domain Support

Enable Custom Domain to use your own domain for email generation. Enter any domain (e.g., example.com, test.company.com) to generate emails with that domain. Perfect for:

  • • Testing your own email systems and validation logic
  • • Creating emails for internal testing environments
  • • Validating domain-specific email handling
  • • Testing email routing and filtering rules

For Developers & QA Teams

Seed your databases with realistic email data. Test form validations, email verification flows, and user registration systems without exposing real user data. Use custom domains for testing your own email systems and plus addressing for advanced email filtering tests.

Privacy Protection

Protect your real email address when filling out non-essential forms online. Use these generated addresses as placeholders to avoid unwanted marketing emails and spam while keeping your data private. All processing happens in your browser.

Key Features

Multiple Domains

Choose from popular domains (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook) or disposable email domains. Support for custom domains for testing your own email systems.

Username Formats

Four format options: Random, Name-based, Number-based, and Mixed. Control username length (4-20 characters) and include numbers or special characters.

Plus Addressing

Create emails with plus addressing (user+tag@domain.com) for better email organization, filtering, and testing Gmail/Outlook features.

Bulk Generation

Generate up to 100 email addresses at once. Perfect for database seeding, bulk testing, and populating test environments quickly.

How to Generate Random Email Addresses

1

Select Email Domain

Choose from popular domains like Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, or select a disposable email domain. You can also enable custom domain and enter any domain you want for testing specific email systems.

2

Configure Username Settings

Choose username format (Random, Name-based, Number-based, or Mixed), set username length (4-20 characters), and customize options:

  • Username Format: Select Random (mixed chars), Name-based (firstname.lastname), Number-based (numeric only), or Mixed (letters + numbers)
  • Username Length: Control length from 4-20 characters. Shorter (4-8) is more common, longer (12-20) provides more variety
  • Include Numbers: Add numeric digits (0-9) to usernames for more variety and realism (e.g., user123, john456)
  • Special Characters: Include dots (.), underscores (_), or hyphens (-) commonly found in real emails (e.g., first.last, user_name)
  • Plus Addressing: Add tags after username using + sign (e.g., user+test@domain.com). Supported by Gmail/Outlook for email filtering and organization
  • Custom Domain: Use your own domain (e.g., example.com) for testing your email systems and domain-specific validation logic
3

Generate & Copy

Click "Generate" to instantly create random email addresses. Copy individual emails or all emails at once. Use them for testing, development, database seeding, or privacy protection.

Common Use Cases

Software Testing

Test registration forms, email validation, and user flows without real email addresses.

Database Seeding

Populate databases with realistic email data for development and staging environments.

QA Testing

Perform comprehensive testing of email validation, formatting, and storage logic.

UI/UX Mockups

Create realistic prototypes and mockups with properly formatted email addresses.

Privacy Protection

Avoid spam and unwanted emails by using placeholder addresses for non-essential forms.

Form Validation

Test form validation logic and error handling with various email formats and domains.

Frequently Asked Questions