Pastebin

Create shareable code snippets with permanent links

Hybrid Storage

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Hybrid storage: Pastes are saved to a secure database for sharing. If the database is not configured, it will fall back to local browser storage seamlessly.

Free Online Pastebin — Share Code with Permanent Links

This Pastebin creates server-stored, shareable code snippets. Unlike browser-only pastebins that lose data when you clear your cache, every paste here gets a unique permanent URL that anyone can access. Your code is stored in a database on the server — not localStorage.

Pick a language from 30 options, set an optional expiry (10 minutes to 30 days), and paste your code. One click creates a shareable link like omniwebkit.com/tools/pastebin/xK7mP2qn that you can send to colleagues, students, or friends. They see your code with line numbers, syntax labels, view count, and one-click copy/download.

No signup, no account, no watermarks. Pastes auto-expire after the selected duration (default 30 days). Perfect for sharing code during code reviews, debugging sessions, interviews, or teaching.

Why Server-Side Storage Matters

Shareable permanent URLs

Every paste gets a unique URL. Share it with anyone — they don't need an account to view your code.

Survives browser clears

localStorage pastebins lose everything when you clear your cache. Server storage persists across devices and browsers.

View count tracking

See how many people viewed your paste. Useful for tracking engagement on shared snippets.

Auto-expiry with TTL

Set pastes to expire automatically. The server deletes them — no manual cleanup needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this pastebin free?+

Yes, completely free. No account, no signup, no limits on number of pastes.

Where are pastes stored?+

On a database server. Each paste gets a unique ID and is retrievable via its URL from any device or browser.

Can anyone see my paste?+

Only people who have the link. Paste IDs are random 8-character strings — they are not guessable or indexed by search engines.

What happens when a paste expires?+

The Database server automatically deletes it when the TTL (time-to-live) expires. The URL returns a "Paste not found" message.

How many languages are supported?+

30 — JavaScript, Python, TypeScript, Java, C, C++, Go, Rust, PHP, Ruby, SQL, Bash, YAML, XML, Markdown, Swift, Kotlin, Dart, and more.

What is the maximum paste size?+

512 KB per paste. This covers the vast majority of code snippets, config files, and log outputs.

Can I download my paste?+

Yes. On the paste view page, click Download to save it as a file with the correct extension (.js, .py, .html, etc.).

How long do pastes last by default?+

30 days. You can set shorter expiry times: 10 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day, or 1 week.

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