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Share code online — get a link
Paste a snippet, pick the language, and get a clean shareable link in seconds. Line-numbered view, a raw plain-text endpoint, and no signup.
How it works
Three steps, no account, no waiting.
Paste your code
Drop in a snippet, a config file, a stack trace — anything text. Pick the language if you like.
Get a link
Click once and your snippet is saved at a short, clean URL with line numbers and a raw view.
Share it anywhere
Drop the link in chat, a ticket, or a PR. Anyone can read it — no login required.
Free online code sharing, without the friction
Pasting code into chat mangles the formatting, and email strips the whitespace. sshot.online gives you a cleaner way: paste a snippet, get a short link, and share a properly formatted, line-numbered view that opens in any browser. There is no account, no paywall, and no ads sitting between your reader and the code.
Every snippet also has a raw link that serves the plain text with the right content
type — perfect for curl, wget, or piping into a script. It pairs naturally
with the rest of the toolkit: share a screenshot as a link
for the visual, a code link for the fix, and a short URL
for anything long. Want the how-tos? The blog has guides on sharing
snippets in bug reports and beyond.
Frequently asked questions
Is code sharing on sshot.online free?
Yes. Pasting and sharing code is completely free and unlimited, with no account required.
How big a snippet can I share?
Up to 512 KB of plain text per snippet — many thousands of lines of code.
Can I get the raw text of a snippet?
Yes. Every snippet has a raw link that returns plain text with a text/plain content type, so it works with curl, wget, or any script.
Do shared snippets expire?
No. Snippets stay online and links don't expire. Each link is a random, unlisted code, so only people you share it with can find it.
Can others edit my snippet?
No. A shared snippet is read-only. To change it, create a new snippet and share the new link.