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A free pastebin alternative for code, logs and text
pastesite.com shares code, text, logs and configuration as one link. No account to create or read a paste, no ads, no pop-ups — paste, copy the link, and send it in a chat, support ticket, code review or forum post.
30+ languages, highlighted
JavaScript, Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust, SQL, YAML and more — copy or download any time.
Expiring and burn-after-read links
Vanish after 10 minutes or a month, or delete themselves the instant someone opens them.
Password-protected pastes
Share the link and the password separately. Passwords are stored as irreversible hashes.
Terminal-friendly
Create pastes with curl using an API key, and read them back as plain text from /raw/<id>.
Also built in: screenshot capture, forking, custom URLs, folders, edit history and public profiles. See everything.
pastesite.com vs. Pastebin.com
Pastebin features and limits can change. Use our Pastebin alternative guide to compare workflows and review the official sources before switching.
- API + plain-text output
- pastesite: API keys, curl, /raw/<id>Pastebin: API key (developer key required)
- Max paste size
- pastesite: 100,000 charactersPastebin: 512 KB (FAQ; PRO up to 10 MB)
- Account to create a paste
- pastesite: Not requiredPastebin: Not required
- Expiration options
- pastesite: 10 minutes to 1 month, or neverPastebin: Available (see API docs)
- Syntax highlighting
- pastesite: 30+ languagesPastebin: 200+ languages
Common questions
Is pastesite.com free?
Yes, and there are no ads. Creating and reading pastes, expiry, passwords and burn-after-read all cost nothing. A free account adds a dashboard, folders, editing, a public profile and API keys.
Can I use it from the terminal?
Yes. Create an API key in your dashboard, then POST to /api/pastes with curl and an Authorization: Bearer header. GET /raw/<id> returns plain text for piping. See the API & CLI guide.
Are my pastes private?
Unlisted pastes are reachable only through their link and never appear in public feeds. A password adds a second layer, and expiry or burn-after-read limits how long the content exists — but pastes are not end-to-end encrypted, so do not paste secrets.
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