About — PingPaste | Free Encrypted Text Transfer

The Problem We Solve

Ever needed to quickly send a password, address, or link from your laptop to your phone? Email feels heavy. Messaging apps store everything forever. Copy-paste apps require installs or accounts.

PingPaste is the fastest, most private way to move text and links between any two devices — no install, no account, no trace.

How It Works

Type or paste your text

Paste anything — a password, address, link, code snippet. Up to 50,000 characters.

Encrypt in your browser

AES-256-GCM encryption runs locally. Your plaintext never leaves your device unencrypted.

Share the 6-digit code or QR

Send the code to your other device however you like, or scan the QR.

Receive and decrypt

Enter the code on the receiving device. Decryption happens in the browser. Done.

Key Features

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AES-256-GCM Encryption

Military-grade encryption runs entirely in your browser via the Web Crypto API.

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Instant Transfer

Generate a code in seconds. No loading, no sign-up, no friction.

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QR Code Support

Scan the QR code to open the receive page instantly on your phone.

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Auto-Delete

Data is deleted on first retrieval or after 10 minutes. No traces left.

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No Account Needed

Works instantly in any browser. No sign-up, no email, no install.

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Works Everywhere

Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge — desktop and mobile.

Built With

PingPaste is built with modern, open-source technologies:

Web Crypto API AES-256-GCM Node.js Express Redis Docker Traefik Let's Encrypt

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Who runs PingPaste

Built and operated by REIndexTech

PingPaste is built and run by REIndexTech, an independent software company that builds privacy-focused web tools. We created PingPaste because we were tired of emailing ourselves links and pasting private notes into chat apps that keep them forever. PingPaste is free to use, supported by unobtrusive advertising and voluntary donations.

We take security seriously. Encryption happens in your browser, our server never sees your plaintext, and transfers are deleted on first retrieval. If you find a security issue, please report it to security@pingpaste.com.