JustPaste.it

About JustPaste.it

JustPaste.it describes itself as a quick way to share text and images with other people. Unlike code-focused pastebins, it produces a formatted web page, closer to a simple blog post, so it suits articles, announcements and notes that mix text with pictures.

You can publish without registering, and notes are anonymous by default. The site says it does not run ads or social media scripts on notes. Images can be dropped onto the editor or pasted from the clipboard, YouTube videos can be embedded by putting the link on its own line, and text can be imported from an image or a document such as a .doc or .pdf file.

A free account adds private notes, which only you and contacts you choose can see and edit, plus favourites and topic subscriptions. A Premium subscription adds password-encrypted notes and images, and a history of changes to your content. The service is operated by Wise Web of Wrocław, Poland.

How to create a paste

1. Go to justpaste.it and type or paste your content into the editor.
2. Add images by dropping them on the upload area or pasting them from the clipboard.
3. Optionally set an expiration date, or sign in first if you want a private note.
4. Publish the note and share the link it gives you.

Things to know

• Visibility: standard notes are public to anyone with the link. Private notes need an account, and password encryption needs Premium.
• Encryption: JustPaste.it says its note encryption was built using libsodium, halite and Argon2.
• Expiry: authors can set an expiration date and can later change or remove it.
• Content rules: the terms forbid unlawful material, including terrorist content, and third party copyright material without permission. JustPaste.it can remove content and close accounts that break the terms.
• Jurisdiction: the terms are governed by Polish law, with disputes going to the courts of Poland.