Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Self-Hosted


A modern pastebin for developers who care about privacy, speed, and beautiful code sharing. No account required. No tracking. No ads. Just paste.

AESPaste is a lightweight, user-friendly text-sharing service designed for quick and secure sharing of text snippets. Try it at https://aespaste.com.

A secure file hosting platform and pastebin with built-in social features. Share encrypted files, code, and media using public hashtags, polls, and profiles.

ZeroBin.net is a minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES.

SecureShare is a free web-based tool for sharing passwords, sensitive text, and small files up to 1 MB through one-time links.




HtmlSave.com help you to save and host your HTML files online and give Rendered HTML link. This service is providing a simple playground for playing with HTML codes. This website is really helpful for testing how an HTML file will look in a browser.



nocat.lol is a privacy-focused personal cloud platform for file storage, sharing, and productivity — your own private corner of the internet with no ads, no tracking, and no fuss. Includes Paste-Bin!
MicroBin is a super tiny, feature rich, configurable, self-contained and self-hosted paste bin web application. It is very easy to set up and use, and will only require a few megabytes of memory and disk storage.




Have you ever want to use a pastebin service but feel that the staff you want to paste might not be secure to paste it on a public pastebin service? This simple python script run as a web server in your LAN to provide internal pastebin service.



Opus (opus.cc) is a minimal anonymous publishing platform: no sign-up, open the page and write, publish with one click. Every article gets its own short link, shareable anywhere.

Expiry.link is a free tool for sharing things that shouldn't live forever. It does two things: shortens URLs with automatic expiry, and creates self-destructing text notes for sensitive information.




SharePaste, the platform that allows you to easily create and share text snippets with a custom URL! With no sign-up required, you can now conveniently paste and share code, notes, and any other text-based content with just a few clicks.

Create and publish plain text containing links quickly and easily. Share your content immediately without the need for any login or registration. Write text, web addresses, or a combination of both, and publish your creation effortlessly.




A minimalistic service for code sharing. Does not require registration. Allows uploading up to 64KB of text. Supports command interface for saving text files.

Logpasta is a simple, secure log paste service inspired by similar paste-hosting applications, trying to address a UX barrier when sharing output from terminal applications and scripts, by providing a cross-platform, open-source CLI tool.





Text.is is your ultimate choice for sharing and previewing markdown content. With an intuitive interface, you can create and share documents in no time, enhancing collaboration and productivity. There is also an example entry.
Clipboard history stays searchable and actionable, with local network syncing, content-aware actions, batch copy, merge, split, preview, and privacy.



PasteDB is a modern pastebin for sharing code, text, notes, and files with syntax highlighting, end-to-end encrypted private pastes, QR sharing, markdown support, and a clean interface.



DailyForever is an encrypted pastebin alternative and file sharing platform that implements true zero-knowledge encryption. Unlike conventional services, we never have access to your data - not even encrypted.





Privacy-focused, ephemeral data sharing with zero-knowledge client-side AES-256-GCM encryption. Share encrypted secrets that self-destruct after 7 days. No account needed.



CloakBin is a zero-knowledge encrypted pastebin. Your text is encrypted in your browser before it ever touches the servers, meaning the service literally cannot read your pastes. It uses AES-256 encryption that happens entirely in your browser, and the decryption key lives in...