Best for
Logs, terminal output, notes, snippets, and any text you want to send quickly.
Paste notes, code snippets, logs, or plain text. Choose how long the link should stay active, then send it anywhere.
If you need to share text online without an account, paste it into FilePaste, pick an access window, and copy the short link. The text can be up to 80 MB.
Text sharing
If you need to share text online without an account, paste it into FilePaste, pick an access window, and copy the short link. The text can be up to 80 MB.
Logs, terminal output, notes, snippets, and any text you want to send quickly.
The whole flow is one page. Paste text, choose an access window, and copy the share link.
This is not a collaborative editor or permanent note app. It is a simple share link with a fixed access window.
Text shares can be up to 80 MB after UTF-8 encoding.
More detail
Share text online when chat messages are too short and email is too slow. Paste the text, send the link, and let the recipient open the full content in one click.
A text sharing link keeps long output out of the conversation. The message stays short, and the recipient can open the full note, snippet, or log when they are ready.
This works well for debugging logs, config snippets, stack traces, release notes, temporary notes, and rough drafts. Plain text up to 80 MB can be shared from the same form.
Use text sharing when readability in the browser matters. Use file upload when the content needs to stay in file form. Either way, the link stops working after the access window you choose.
How it works
Paste your text, pick an access window, and copy the link. The whole flow is one page.
Paste the text into the editor.
Choose an access window that fits the share.
Upload and copy the short link.
FAQ
These answers match the use case on this page and the actual product limits.
This page is best for plain text. If you need layout or embedded media, share a file instead.
No. The link stops working based on the access window you choose before upload. Stored data is then deleted.
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