Secure paste

Send text through a link you control

Contents are encrypted in your browser before the link is created. Set an expiry, add a password, limit the number of views, or make the paste disappear after the first read.

Encrypted on this device The server receives sealed text. The decryption key stays in the link fragment.

Step 1

Write or paste your text

Encrypted locally

Nothing is uploaded until you create the encrypted link.

Step 2

Control access

Password (optional)

The password is never sent to the server.

Expires after

View limit (optional)

Burn after reading The link stops working after the first view.

How private paste works

Your browser generates a random key, encrypts the text with it, and stores only the sealed result. The key travels in the part of the link after the # symbol, which browsers never send to a server. Without that fragment the stored payload cannot be read.

Expiry and view limits

Expiry is enforced by the server, so a link stops resolving once its window closes. A view limit counts successful reads, and burn after reading revokes the link as soon as it has been opened.

What to avoid