Random Email Generator
Generate random email variations from a base email address using plus signs, dots, and other modifications.
What is a Random Email Generator?
A random email generator is a developer and marketer utility that creates legitimate, deliverable email address variations from a single base email. By inserting dots, plus signs, underscores, years, or random words/numbers, you can instantly produce dozens of unique-looking addresses that all land in the same inbox—perfect for A/B testing, newsletter segmentation, or keeping your real address private when signing up for services.
Why Use Email Variations?
- QA & Automation: Seed realistic data into test environments without creating new accounts.
- Email Marketing: Track open-rate differences by sending the same campaign to “user+offer1@” vs “user+offer2@”.
- Privacy & Spam Control: Give “john+netflix@domain.com” to streaming sites; if you later receive spam to that alias, you know who leaked it.
- Inbox Rules: Auto-label or forward anything sent to “+work” or “+receipts” for effortless organization.
Gmail Dot Trick & Plus Trick Explained
Gmail ignores dots in the local part: j.ohn.doe@gmail.com equals johndoe@gmail.com. Gmail also ignores everything after a plus: johndoe+shopping@gmail.com still delivers to johndoe@gmail.com. Our generator combines these official rules plus underscore insertion, year suffixes, and random letter strings so you can create hundreds of unique, standards-compliant addresses in one click.
Is It Safe & Legal?
Yes. Every address produced follows RFC 5322 formatting rules and uses your own domain, so you are not impersonating anyone. No accounts are created and no passwords are stored—this tool merely gives you strings you can paste into forms or test scripts.
Supported Providers
Works out-of-the-box with Gmail, Google Workspace, Outlook.com, Office 365, Yahoo Mail, Proton Mail, iCloud, and any service that respects plus addressing or dot indifference. Export your list as a plain-text file for easy import into automation frameworks such as Selenium, Cypress, or Playwright.
Copy, download, or one-click-copy individual addresses. Refresh as many times as you need—no sign-up, no captcha, no limits.
Email Variations
- • Plus Numbers: Adds numbers after a plus sign (e.g., user+1@domain.com)
- • Plus Words: Adds words after a plus sign (e.g., user+test@domain.com)
- • Dot Insertion: Inserts dots within the local part (e.g., u.ser@domain.com)
- • Underscore Insertion: Inserts underscores within the local part (e.g., u_ser@domain.com)
- • Case Variations: Changes the case of letters (e.g., User@domain.com)
- • Year Suffix: Adds year numbers to the end (e.g., user2024@domain.com)
- • Random Letters: Adds random letter combinations (e.g., userabc@domain.com)
Use Cases
- • Testing email functionality with multiple addresses
- • Creating email aliases for different services
- • Organizing emails by adding descriptive tags
- • Generating test data for development
Note
Most email providers treat variations with plus signs as the same inbox. For example, user+1@gmail.com and user+test@gmail.com both deliver to user@gmail.com.