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Secure Paste

Share text and code through an encrypted link. Your text is encrypted in your browser before it is sent, so our server only stores encrypted data.
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The paste can only be opened with both the link and this password, so someone who gets only the link cannot read it. Send the password separately; we cannot recover it.

Automatically deleted from server storage after expiry.

Zero-Knowledge Design
All encryption happens in your browser. The decryption key is created in your browser and kept in the part of the link after #, which browsers never send to the server. If you set a password, the key needs both that part of the link and the password.
How to Share Text & Code With an Encrypted Link

1. Type, paste, or drop the text or code you want to share into the editor.

2. Choose how long the paste should exist, and optionally set a password that the reader will need together with the link.

3. Click Create Secure Paste — your browser encrypts the content before anything is sent.

4. Copy the link (or scan the QR code) and send it to the people who should read it.

Encrypted in Your Browser — Our Server Never Gets the Key

Your text is encrypted in your browser with AES-256-GCM before it leaves your device. Only the encrypted data is sent to and stored on our server, and it is deleted when the paste expires. The key stays in the part of the link after the # sign, which your browser does not send to our server, so our server does not have the key. Anyone who has the full link to a paste without a password can read it, so treat that link as the secret and share it only with people you trust. If you set a password, the paste can only be opened with both the link and the password.