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Temporary Text Paste

Use this temporary text paste tool to share code snippets, logs, notes, or other plain text with a short link that expires automatically. Choose a custom link when you need a memorable URL.

0 / 250,000 characters

Pastes expire automatically. Do not use this for secrets or private data.

Example Usage

Example Usage

  • Share a terminal log with a teammate without attaching a text file.
  • Create a one-day link for a code snippet or configuration sample.
  • Use a custom code such as release-notes for a memorable temporary URL.

Temporary Text Paste Explained

Temporary Text Paste Explained

A temporary text paste creates a small shareable page for plain text that does not need to live forever. Paste your content, select an expiry time, and the tool creates a direct link that can be opened from any browser. It is useful for sharing logs, code snippets, notes, configuration examples, and other short-lived information when a full document or repository would be unnecessary. The service automatically deletes the paste after its expiry time, so recipients do not need an account and you do not need to clean up old links manually. Avoid putting passwords, private keys, tokens, or sensitive personal data in a paste because anyone with the link can read it while it is active.

FAQ

FAQ

How long do temporary pastes stay available?

You can choose one hour, one day, or seven days. The paste is no longer accessible after that time and is automatically removed from storage.

Can I choose my own paste URL?

Yes. Enter an optional 4-50 character custom code using letters, numbers, underscores, or hyphens. It must not already be in use.

Should I paste passwords or API keys?

No. A paste is readable by anyone with the link while it is active, so it is not a secret-sharing service.

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