SERVERLESS PASTES
The paste is the link.
Put a small note or code snippet inside the link itself. No paste is uploaded to AnonPaste. Add password encryption when you need it.
Made for small notes and code snippets.
Try serverless pastesMore than a pastebin.
Text, code,
and files.
One link.
A free pastebin for notes, code and logs. Share text without an account, or bring files, photos and video together in a full paste.
Free text & code No account to start
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING. ONE LINK.
A LITTLE MORE THAN PLAIN TEXT.
AaText</>Code▤Files▧Photos▷Video≡Polls↳Comments
Paste it.
Share the link.
Notes, snippets, JSON, error logs. Paste your text, choose an expiry and get a link. No account needed.
PasteChoose your optionsShare
Sharing files or adding a poll? Open the full creator
WHEN THERE’S MORE TO SHARE
A paste for the
whole picture.
Share the notes with the files. Add photos, a video or a poll, and keep the comments on the same paste.
Not every paste
is a wall of text.
Add formatted text, code, files and polls to a full paste. Use only the parts you need.
Open the full creatorSign in with a free account to upload files.
Text and code need no account.
There’s more in the full creator. Add only what your paste needs.
Formatted text & codeEmbedsQuestionsSliders & countersTier listsTournament bracketsAnonDrop file requests
Ask for feedback, collect files privately with AnonDrop, or let readers rank images and make choices. Add the blocks that suit your paste.
Explore content blocks ↗SHARE ON YOUR TERMS
The right amount
of private.
Choose who can open your paste, how it’s protected and how long it stays available.
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More ways to share.
A link that carries its own text. A Discord command. Your own script.
DISCORD BOT
Turn chat into a paste.
Share text, code or chat history without leaving Discord. Connect your AnonPaste account to save full pastes and attach files.
Use /quick, /copy-messages or /paste.
Meet the Discord botDEVELOPER API
Share from your own tools.
Create and manage pastes from scripts and apps. Build file uploads into your tools with the file API.
Available endpoints and limits depend on your plan.
Explore the APIFree to use.
Supported by people.
Everyday sharing stays free. Support AnonPaste to help keep it independent, or choose Pro for larger uploads and advanced controls.
Do I need an account?
Not for text or code. Create a Quick paste or a full text paste without signing in. A free account lets you upload files and save and manage your pastes.
Is AnonPaste free to use?
Yes. Everyday sharing and core privacy controls are free. A free account adds file uploads and saved pastes. Supporter helps fund AnonPaste; Pro adds larger limits and advanced tools. See plans and limits ↗
What’s the difference between Quick and Full?
Quick turns plain text, Markdown or code into a link. Full brings text, files, photos, video, polls and more together in one paste. Open the full creator ↗
Can people view photos and watch videos in a paste?
Yes. Photos open in a gallery, and supported videos play directly on the paste page. Keep the notes, documents and original files alongside them. Explore file sharing ↗
How can I control access to a paste?
Use a private link, add a password or encrypt your content. Pro adds traffic filters. Set an expiry or choose Burn after view for a one-time handoff. Choose your sharing options ↗
Can I add polls and comments?
Yes. Full pastes can combine polls and comments with your text and files. You can also collect answers, rank images or request files with AnonDrop. Explore the full creator ↗
How is a Serverless Paste different?
The text or code travels inside the link itself instead of being uploaded as a paste. It’s a separate option for small, self-contained shares, with optional password encryption. Explore serverless pastes ↗
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to share?
A quick note, a code snippet, or a full paste with files.
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Could you include the original file too?
Reply↳ It’s attached above, with the notes.