The Online Clipboard That Actually Encrypts Your Text
Most online clipboards store your text in plain readable form. PingPaste encrypts everything in your browser with AES-256-GCM before it touches the server — and deletes it after one use.
🔐 Open Encrypted Clipboard — FreeMost clipboard tools say they are "secure" because they use HTTPS. But HTTPS only protects data in transit — the server still receives and stores your text in readable form. PingPaste is different.
The result: even if our server was breached, hacked, or subpoenaed, there is nothing readable to hand over. The encryption key never exists on the server.
| Feature | PingPaste | Standard Online Clipboard |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption standard | AES-256-GCM | None or HTTPS only |
| Where encryption happens | In your browser | On their server (if at all) |
| Server can read your text | Never | Yes |
| Safe for sensitive content | Yes | No |
| Auto-deletes after use | Immediately | Often stored indefinitely |
| Account required | Never | Often required |
| QR code for mobile | Built in | Rarely |
A standard online clipboard is fine for sharing public links or generic text. But for anything sensitive — access codes, private notes, confidential work content — you need encryption that the clipboard tool itself cannot break.
Common situations where an encrypted clipboard matters:
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