HashPaste

Create encrypted, shareable text links in your browser

Open-source Client-side only Optional encryption
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Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored.

No server needed

Your text is stored entirely in the URL after the #. Nothing is ever sent to any server.

Optional encryption

Add a password to encrypt with AES-GCM. Share the password separately for secure sharing.

Works offline

Uses crypto.getRandomValues and LZ compression. Works without internet.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is my paste stored on your servers?

No. HashPaste never stores your data. The entire paste lives inside the link itself (after the #) and never leaves your browser.

2. How does HashPaste work?

Your text is optionally compressed and encrypted locally in your browser, then embedded directly into the URL. Sharing the link shares the data.

3. What happens if HashPaste goes offline?

Nothing happens to the paste. The data is still fully inside the link and can be decoded anywhere using compatible code — the site is just a viewer.

4. Can a paste be deleted or revoked?

No. Once a link is created, it cannot be remotely deleted or revoked. Anyone with the link can keep a copy.

5. Are password-protected pastes secure?

Yes. Encryption happens locally, the password is never stored, and without the password the paste cannot be recovered.

6. Do you track users or log access?

No. No accounts, no cookies, no analytics, no IP logging.