Quick paste
The shortest path from text or code to a shareable link.
Create a Quick paste for text or code without an account, or use a Full paste for files, mixed content, and optional privacy, encryption, and expiry controls.
Paste text or code, choose its lifetime, and get a link without leaving the homepage.
The shortest path from text or code to a shareable link.
Use files, mixed content blocks, presentation controls, and more advanced access options.
Start with the workflow that matches what is in front of you.
Give snippets, errors, JSON, and configuration a clean, readable link.
Choose an unlisted, password-protected, or Secret-link paste.
Set a lifetime or remove the paste after its first successful view.
Build one useful page from text, code, files, images, polls, and more.
Keep it to yourself, share it by link, add a password, encrypt it, filter traffic, set a deadline, or let it disappear after it is opened.
The key travels in the secret part of the link, so the protected content is locked before it leaves your browser.
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Readable snippets, logs, JSON, and configuration.
A simple link for plain text or Markdown.
Protect text with a password or complete Secret link.
Remove a paste after its first successful view.
Send documents, media, archives, and other files.
Choose how a paste or profile looks.
Keep the content inside the URL fragment.
Create and manage supported workflows in your own tools.
The useful things to know before you send the link.
No. A Quick paste is ideal for text or code, while a full paste can bring together formatted text, code, images, video, audio, files, embeds, polls, questions, and more in one link.
Yes. A signed-in account is required to upload files into a paste. Supported file sizes, private storage, and bandwidth depend on your plan and are listed on the pricing page.
Yes. Choose an expiry from minutes to months, keep it available longer where supported, or use Burn after view when it should be removed after its permitted opening. Attached files follow the same deadline.
Yes. You can share text and code without an account, and a free account adds saved pastes and private file storage. Supporter and Pro add higher limits and advanced tools.
Keep it out of public discovery, protect it with a password or Secret link, set an expiry, or use Burn after view. Choose the combination that fits what you are sharing and who should open it.
Protected text and files are locked in your browser and opened in the recipient's browser. Keep the complete Secret link or password safe, because it is required to open the content.
A Serverless Paste carries compact text or code inside the complete link. There is no normal paste record to manage or recover, and the link can also be password-protected.
No. A Quick paste is ideal for text or code, while a full paste can bring together formatted text, code, images, video, audio, files, embeds, polls, questions, and more in one link.
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