◈ paste text online
Paste text online — shareable link in seconds
NullPaste is the fastest way to paste text online and get a link to share. No account, no sign-up, no ads. Paste anything — notes, logs, code, configs — and share the link anywhere.
Three steps to share text online
- 1
Open NullPaste
Go to nullpaste.org. No account, no cookie banner — the editor is ready immediately.
- 2
Paste or type your text
Drop in any plain text, code, notes, or logs up to 1 MB. Set an expiry or add a password if needed.
- 3
Share the link
Click Create Paste, copy the URL, and share it anywhere. The recipient reads the full text in their browser — no app required.
What you can paste
Plain text and notes
Memos, drafts, meeting notes, or anything you want to share quickly.
Source code
100+ languages with syntax highlighting — auto-detected.
Log files
Error logs, terminal output, stack traces for support tickets.
Config files
YAML, JSON, TOML, Dockerfile, nginx.conf — share without granting repo access.
One-time secrets
API keys or passwords via burn-after-read — self-destructs after first view.
Private messages
Long-form notes with a password or end-to-end encryption.
Private by default
- Unlisted links —
noindexand unguessable IDs keep pastes out of Google, though anyone with the link can open an unprotected paste - No IP address stored — only a one-way hash for rate-limiting
- No analytics or trackers on paste view pages
- Optional password protection — restrict who can open the link
- Optional end-to-end encryption — encrypted in your browser; the server stores only ciphertext
Frequently asked questions
- How do I paste text online and get a link?
- Open NullPaste, type or paste your text into the editor, and click Create Paste. You immediately get a shareable link — no account, no email, no sign-up required.
- Is pasting text online free?
- Yes. NullPaste is completely free with no plans, no limits on paste count, and no ads. All features are available at no cost without an account.
- How long does a text paste stay online?
- You choose: 10 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, or never. Pastes auto-delete when their timer expires. Every paste includes a delete code — shown once at creation — so you can remove it manually at any time.
- Is my pasted text private?
- Paste links are unlisted: pages have noindex directives and unguessable IDs, so search engines cannot find them. But unlisted is not secret — anyone who obtains the link can open an unprotected paste. Add a password to control access, or enable end-to-end encryption so the server stores only ciphertext.
- Can I paste text online without an account?
- Yes. NullPaste has no account system. Open the site, paste your text, and get a link — nothing to sign up for, no email required.
- What kinds of text can I paste online?
- Any plain text up to 1 MB — notes, logs, error messages, config files, code snippets, emails, scripts, or anything else. For code, syntax highlighting is applied automatically.
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