The fastest clean option is usually a share link. Paste the text into a dedicated page, generate the URL, and send that link instead of a wall of text.
Paste as text when readability matters
If the recipient should be able to read the content in the browser right away, use a text share. This works well for logs, config samples, code snippets, notes, and copied terminal output.
Upload a file when packaging matters
If the text belongs in a file, or if you want to preserve the exact file form, upload it as a file instead. That is often better for exported logs or generated reports.
Keep the scope honest
FilePaste is best for one-off shares up to 80 MB. It is not a document editor, private workspace, or long-term archive. Choose an access window of 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days, or 30 days, then share the link while it is active.
Use share text online when the content should open directly in the browser, or share log file when file form matters more.