Zero-knowledge encryption
Share a file or message that only the right person can open.
Encrypted in your browser. We never see your content — that's not a promise, it's how it's built.
The one rule
The link is the key. Guard it — if it's lost, the secret is gone, even for us. That's what keeps it private.
How it works
- 1
Write or pick a file
Type a message or drag in a file. Nothing leaves your device yet.
- 2
We scramble it on your device
Strong encryption happens in your browser before anything is sent.
- 3
Share the link
Only the link-holder can open it. Even we can't.
What we can and can't see
| EasyToPaste can see | EasyToPaste can never see |
|---|---|
| That a secret exists, its type and size | The contents of any secret |
| When it was created, opened, or expired | The decryption key or passphrase |
| Who created it (if signed in) | The file name's contents or the text |
| Org metadata for audit (Team tier) | Anything an admin could decrypt — they can't |
Plans at a glance
Zero-knowledge on every plan.
Most popular
Plus
Unlimited daily creates, larger uploads
$4/mo
- Unlimited daily creates, larger uploads
Enterprise
White-label, SCIM, SOC 2, premium support
Custom
- White-label, SCIM, SOC 2, premium support
Built for everyone
Provably private — not just promised.
Zero-knowledge encryption means we architected ourselves out of the ability to read your content. No promise required.
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