The first successful view consumes it
A burn-after-read paste is removed after its first successful retrieval. Opening it yourself can use that view, so send the link instead of testing it.
Send a one-time secret link
Create a Secret-link paste set to burn after read. AnonPaste removes it after the first successful retrieval, and the complete link carries the key needed to open it.
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Keep the complete link intact
Secret-link protection places the key in the URL fragment. The recipient needs the full link, including the part after the # symbol.
One view cannot retract a copy
A recipient can copy or capture anything they can view. Use one-time sharing to limit later availability, not as a promise that no copy can exist.
How to send a one-time secret
Create the link and deliver it without consuming its one view.
Enter the secret text or code in the editor.
Keep Burn after read and Secret link selected.
Create the paste and copy the complete link without opening it yourself.
One-time secret questions
Should I open the link before sending it?
No. Opening a burn-after-read paste can consume its one successful retrieval. Copy the generated link and send it directly.
Does AnonPaste stop the recipient copying the secret?
No. Anyone who can view content may copy or capture it. Burn after read limits later access through AnonPaste.
What if I need the recipient to open it more than once?
Use a timed temporary paste instead. It stays available until its expiry rather than being consumed by one view.
Ready to share?
Use the focused editor above for a quick link, or open the full creator for files and mixed content.
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