Share a log file without the email mess

Send logs as a quick file share or paste text directly when the output fits better in plain text.

For many debugging cases, the fastest path is a short-lived log share. Upload the file or paste the text and send the link to the person helping.

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Share a log file without the email mess

For many debugging cases, the fastest path is a short-lived log share. Upload the file or paste the text and send the link to the person helping.

Before you share
  • Uploaded to FilePaste servers
  • Anyone with the link can access
  • Not end-to-end encrypted
  • Max 25 MB per share
  • Access windows: 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days

Files and pasted text are limited to 25 MB. Links stop working after the access window you choose. Stored data is deleted when an expired link is next accessed. Learn more about retention.

Debugging

What you need to know

For many debugging cases, the fastest path is a short-lived log share. Upload the file or paste the text and send the link to the person helping.

Best for

App logs, CLI output, crash reports, and build logs that need another set of eyes.

Why it works

You can choose text or file based on what makes the output easiest to inspect.

What to know

Remove secrets before sharing. The service does not inspect or redact your content.

Size limit

Very large log bundles over 25 MB need a different delivery path.

More detail

Text share or file share for logs

Small logs are often easier to share as text because the recipient can read them right in the browser. Larger or multi-file outputs usually work better as a file upload.

Either way, the value is the same: short setup, short link, and an access window that keeps the debugging artifact from living forever.

How it works

How to share a log file

Paste readable output or upload a log file, then send the short link.

  1. Step 1

    Choose text for readable output or file for packaged logs.

  2. Step 2

    Set the access window based on how long the debugging round will last.

  3. Step 3

    Send the link to the person helping with the issue.

FAQ

Page-specific questions

These answers match the use case on this page and the actual product limits.

Should I paste logs or upload them as a file?

Paste them when the content is readable as plain text. Upload a file when formatting or packaging matters.

Does the service scan logs for secrets?

No. Review the content yourself before sharing.

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