Paste your text
Open the clipboard and drop in a note, link, or snippet of code. Choose when it should expire.
A link on your laptop. A note for your phone. Send everyday text between devices with a code, a link, or a quick scan.
Bring the charger.
And the good ideas.
Bring the charger.
And the good ideas.
Same words. Different screen.
Code, link, or QRThree ways to make the handoff
Only here for a whileChoose 10 minutes, 1 hour, or 24 hours
Any of your devicesPhone, tablet, laptop, or desktop
Open the clipboard and drop in a note, link, or snippet of code. Choose when it should expire.
Create a share, then enter its code on your other device. You can also open the link or scan the QR code.
Tap “Receive text,” copy the result, and put it where you need it. Delete the share when you finish.
Move a shopping list or a reminder from your computer to your phone before you head out.
Copy a public article link on your phone and open it on the computer you're already using.
Move code examples, emoji, or text in any language. Line breaks and spacing stay as you entered them.
Anyone with the code or link can read the text. Shares are stored temporarily on the server and are not end-to-end encrypted. Choose a short expiry, delete when you're done, and keep passwords and sensitive information elsewhere.
See how your data is handledNo. Open this website on both devices and choose “Open clipboard.” Each device needs an internet connection, but they can use different networks. Enter the share code on the receiving device, or open the link directly.
This tool shares plain text up to 100 KB. It keeps line breaks and spacing, but does not transfer photos, files, attachments, or rich formatting. You can share a public file link as text if that suits your task.
It can no longer be retrieved, and its server copy is cleared. You can also delete it from the sending page or choose “Delete after reading” for a single retrieval. A server restart clears all shares, so keep your own copy of anything important.
No. The clipboard works in your browser. JavaScript is needed to create and receive shares. If your browser blocks a copy button, select the received text and use your device's normal copy command.
Your other device is just a share away.