Stop sending email
into the void.

Paste or upload up to 50,000 email addresses and get back a clean CSV — invalid syntax, dead domains, disposable inboxes, typos and risky role accounts all flagged. Free, no signup.

50,000emails / batch
7checks per address
$0cost, always
0 addresses detected
0 / 0 processed0%
0Total Emails
0Valid
0Invalid
0Risky
0Confirmed (SMTP/trusted)
0 Typos flagged (see "Suggested Correction" column in the CSV)
0 Disposable removed
0 Role-based (info@/admin@)
0 Placeholder usernames
0 No mail server

"Valid" means every available check passed — correct syntax, real domain, not disposable, not a typo, not role-based. Only "Confirmed" was individually proven to exist mailbox-by-mailbox; the rest is the honest ceiling for a free tool without a dedicated verified sending server.

How the free email validator works

Every address you submit runs through the same checks a paid deliverability service uses, minus the price tag: syntax validation, domain length limits, disposable/temp-mail detection, DNS mail-server (MX) lookup, typo correction against common providers, role-based-account flagging, and a best-effort live mailbox probe where the receiving server allows it.

What each result label means

ValidCorrect syntax, a real domain that accepts mail, not disposable, not a typo, not role-based. This is the vast majority of a clean list — see "Confirmed" below for the smaller subset proven mailbox-by-mailbox.
ConfirmedA subset of Valid: either an SMTP handshake actually verified the mailbox, or the domain is one you've personally marked trusted. Most addresses can't reach this bar for free (see below) — that's normal, not a failure.
InvalidBad syntax, a domain with no mail server, a disposable/temp-mail address, a placeholder username (test@, fake@), or a mailbox the server explicitly rejected.
RiskyA likely typo (e.g. gmial.com — check the "Suggested Correction" column in your downloaded CSV) or a role-based address (info@, admin@) that often bounces or ignores marketing mail.

Is this 100% accurate?

No free or paid tool can guarantee 100% bounce prediction — many mail providers (Gmail, Outlook, most corporate servers) don't reveal whether a specific mailbox exists until you actually send to it, and greylisting/catch-all configurations hide the answer even from paid verification APIs. What this tool does guarantee: every address with bad syntax, a dead domain, a disposable-mail domain, a placeholder username, or an obvious typo will be caught and removed from your "Valid" count.

Is my email list stored or shared?

Your uploaded list is processed on our server and automatically deleted within 24 hours. It isn't shared, sold, or used for anything other than producing your results file.