A "fake" number that receives real SMS codes. Use it instead of your own number, for free.
A made-up number cannot receive anything, so it fails as soon as an app sends a code. The numbers here are real: you enter one in place of your own, and the verification code arrives on this page.
To sign up without sharing a personal number, to test their own app or website, to keep spam calls away, or to open a second account. In each case the number only needs to receive one SMS.
A fake number generator only prints digits in the right format. That is fine for filling a form that never checks, but it cannot pass SMS verification. For a code, you need a number that is live on a mobile network.
Use these numbers for sign-ups, trials and testing. Do not use them to pretend to be another person or to break a service's rules, and never for an account that holds money.
A made-up number cannot. The numbers on this page are real numbers used in place of yours, so they do receive the code.
Choose a country and an app here. You get the number, enter it in the app, and the code shows on this page.
Yes. Free United States numbers are on the home page and the USA page.
Using a temporary number to protect your privacy is legal in most places. Using one for fraud or to harm someone is not.
Some apps detect numbers that many people used and refuse them. If that happens, take a different number or rent a private one.