Anonymous Pastebin: Share Text & Code With No Signup

Sometimes you just need to paste a block of text or code and hand someone a link. A log dump for a teammate, a config snippet, an error trace on a forum. Traditional pastebins work — but many want an account, keep your paste indefinitely, or track who reads it. Here is how to paste anonymously and have it clean up after itself.

What "Anonymous Pastebin" Should Mean

• No account — you shouldn't sign up to paste one snippet.
• No tracking — no cookies, no reader analytics, no IP logs tying the paste to you.
• Auto-expiry — the paste disappears on its own so old snippets don't pile up publicly.
• Optional privacy controls — a password, or a one-read limit, for anything sensitive.

How to Paste on fff files

1. Open fffiles.com and switch to the Paste text tab.
2. Paste or type your text/code and click Create link.
3. Share the link. Recipients see it rendered inline at a /p/ URL, with a Raw button and a Copy button.

Every paste also has a raw endpoint — append /raw to the link — so it works with curl and scripts, just like a classic pastebin.

Privacy Built In

No account, no email, no cookies. IPs are hashed for rate limiting only and never stored raw. Pastes auto-delete on a size-based schedule, and you can set a shorter custom expiry. For details, see how our privacy model works.

One-Time Secrets

Sharing an API key, a temporary password, or a private note? Add a password to the paste and set a 1-download limit — it burns after the first read. See anonymous sharing for the broader approach.

Pastebin vs. File Upload

Text renders inline as a paste; binary files get a normal download page. Same pipeline, same auto-delete, same 250MB ceiling — pick whichever fits what you're sharing. Learn more on the pastebin page.

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