Test Email Generator — Dummy Addresses for Fixtures
Generate synthetic email addresses on IANA-reserved domains for databases, fixtures, and form tests. They are not mailboxes and cannot receive mail.
How generation works
Pick a quantity (1–100), reserved (or owned) domain, local-part style, name locale, and plus-tag. Changing an option refreshes the list immediately. Copy all or download JSON, CSV, SQL, or TXT.
Options
- Quantity (1–100)
- How many rows to emit for seed jobs. Capped at 100.
- Domain
- Right-hand side of @. Defaults to example.com (IANA-reserved). {org}.example presets (acme, northwind) live here. Custom reveals a hostname field; consumer ISPs are blocked.
- Local-part style
- How the left-hand side is built: first.last, first_last, flast (initial + last), sequential (user-001), or random alphanumeric.
- Name locale
- Which name list feeds person-looking styles (jean.dupont vs john.smith vs hans.mueller). No effect on sequential or random besides remaining documented.
- Plus tag (+NNN)
- Appends RFC 5233 subaddress +001…+100 so each row is unique without looking like noise. Default off.
Examples
Default fixtures
Settings
Sample output
Sequential users on mail.test
Settings
Sample output
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Test email FAQ
Fixtures, reserved domains, and what this tool is not
Can these addresses receive mail?
No. They are dummy strings for fixtures and tests. They are not mailboxes, not temp-mail, and not an inbox.
Why reserved domains?
IANA reserves example.com, .test, and .example so generated addresses do not land in a real inbox. That is the safe default for DB seed and form QA.
Can I type gmail.com?
No. Consumer mailbox providers are blocked so we never mint addresses that may belong to real people. Use a reserved name or a domain you own (Mailpit, staging, qa.internal.test).
I searched for a fake email generator. Is this it?
If you need dummy addresses for development and fixtures, yes. If you need an inbox that receives the code, this tool will not do that — and we will not add it. Use a mail catcher such as MailHog or Mailpit in your stack.
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Synthetic field values for fixtures and DB seed — reserved-range phone numbers first.
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