Pastetaste File Upload & Link

Upload a file, a photo or whatever is on your clipboard, and Pastetaste hands you back a link, already copied and ready to paste. No account, no sign-up. Pick a file, choose a photo, or tap Paste. Or skip the app altogether: share to Pastetaste from Photos, Files, Safari or any other app. You get a moment to cancel, and then the link is on your clipboard. Upload from anywhere • Files, photos, videos, and text or images from your clipboard • The share sheet of any app • Drag and drop, on iPhone and iPad Your choice of service Pastetaste sends your uploads to free public hosts: paste.c-net.org, x0.at, Litterbox, Uguu and bpa.st. Choose your default. When it can't take a file, because it is too big or isn't text, Pastetaste uses the next service that can and tells you which one. Your own servers Add a server of your own, or a service that needs an API key. Import its ShareX uploader file (.sxcu) or describe the request yourself, and it joins the list like any other service, share sheet included. Where a service offers options, you set them once: • How long an upload is kept, from one hour to 30 days • Long links that can't be guessed, or short ones that are easier to type Photos without the extras Before a photo is uploaded, Pastetaste removes its location, date, camera details and embedded thumbnail. You can turn this off. Videos are uploaded as they are. A history you can act on Every link you make stays in a list. Tap one to copy it again, or share it or open it. Where the service allows it, you can delete the upload itself, not just the entry in the list. Good to know • Links are public. Anyone who has one can open it. • Uploads are stored by the service you choose, not by Pastetaste. How long they stay and whether they can be deleted depends on that service, and the app shows you both for each one. • Pastetaste has no account, no ads and no tracking, and collects no data. The service you upload to receives your file and, like any website, sees your IP address.