Straight to the link.
Paste text or code and share. No signup, no repository, no workspace to set up. A Quick paste gets out of your way.
Text and code are just the start. Bring files, media and feedback into one paste. Keep control of who opens it and how long it stays.
Free for everyday sharing. No account for text or code.
Quick when you need a snippet. Capable when you need much more. You shouldn't have to choose.
Paste text or code and share. No signup, no repository, no workspace to set up. A Quick paste gets out of your way.
Bring notes, code, files, video and polls together in a Rich paste. A free account adds uploads; your recipients get the whole picture.
Choose encryption or a password. Set an expiry or burn after view. Core privacy controls belong in the product, not behind an upgrade.
Pick a familiar tool. See what you get with AnonPaste—not just another place to put your text.
| Feature | AnonPaste | Pastebin |
|---|---|---|
| Create text or code without an account | Yes, with a private manage link | Yes on the website; API use requires a member-issued developer key |
| Rich and mixed content | Text, code, files, embeds, polls, and other ordered blocks | Text or code paste body |
| Files and media previews | Account uploads with first-party previews and per-file controls | Not supported in a paste |
| Private access controls | Private, secret-link, password, and browser-encrypted modes | Private pastes require an account; no equivalent encrypted mode |
| Lifecycle controls | Expiry, burn after view, archive, and deletion | Preset expiry and account-backed deletion |
The familiar paste-and-share idea, with more room for your content and more control over your link. That's the AnonPaste difference.
Compare AnonPaste and PastebinKeep the simplicity of a paste. Get more ways to share it and protect it.
The files, the explanation and the conversation. Together, not scattered across links.
Something worth sharing shouldn't need a workspace before it gets a link.
AnonPaste is independent and community-supported. Free is a complete product: everyday sharing, core privacy controls, and the choice to turn ads off on your pastes.
We think it's the best place to start when you have something to share. Need self-hosting, Git history or real-time document collaboration? The full comparisons explain those differences, too.
Start with a few words or a bit of code. Your next link can do more.