Developer tools
Paste
Paste by OpenApps is a free Pastebin alternative. Free. No daily limit.
Share text and code by link. Free, private by default. Paste text or code, pick when it expires, and share the link. Pastes can never be listed by anyone. Encrypt in your browser if you want the server to hold only scrambled text. No account and no daily limit.
Instead of Pastebin
What you get, free
- Text and code with highlighting and line numbers
- Expire never, in an hour, a day, a week, or after the first view
- Unlisted always: only people with the link can read it
- Optional encryption in your browser
- Raw text link and download
- API for AI assistants: share a long text in one call
Each paste is one small write; it stays free.
For AI assistants
An assistant can hand a person or another agent a long text, a log or a script by link with one call.
The app's guide for assistants is at paste-free.openapps.xyz/llms.txt, and its API at https://functions.bounded.sh/apps/6eca480d6447d873e2e5eed9/api.
How it compares
| App | Free plan | Paid plans |
|---|---|---|
| Paste | Free. No daily limit. | None |
| Pastebin | Up to 20 new pastes a day, 10 private pastes and 500 KB per paste, with ads. | Pastebin's free accounts have been reported with limits on new pastes per day and on private pastes, with a paid PRO tier for more. |
Free plans checked October 2026 on each company's own page: Pastebin. Paid prices are approximate and change often.
Questions
Can anyone browse my pastes?
What does encryption do?
Is there a size limit?
Is it free?
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Use Paste now
No account. Free for as long as it exists, and it is an OpenApp, so its source is public.