Encrypted Text Sharing — Your Text, Your Keys, Your Control
Share text with AES-256 client-side encryption. Your text is encrypted in your browser before being sent — the server never sees plaintext. Free, no account, end-to-end encrypted.
Encrypted Text Sharing — Your Text, Your Keys, Your Control
When security matters, encrypted text sharing ensures only the right person can read your content. JustSendText encrypts your text with AES-256-GCM directly in your browser before it ever leaves your device. The server stores only ciphertext. Without your password, the content is unreadable — not even by us.
No accounts, no logins, and no apps required. Just paste your content, get a 6-digit PIN or shareable link, and send txt instantly. Built for speed, privacy, and simplicity.
Why JustSendText is the Most Secure Text Sharing Tool
Security is at the core of JustSendText — not an afterthought. We combine AES-256-GCM browser-side encryption, Burn After Reading (auto-delete on first view), automatic expiration (from 10 minutes to 7 days), and a strict no-account, no personal-data policy. There is nothing to breach because we store as little as possible.
Unlike other pastebin services, JustSendText never logs IP-content associations and never sells data. Your text sharing stays private by design.
The smartest way to use these controls is to match one control to one worry. Afraid the link gets forwarded? Add a password. Afraid a copy lingers on a server? Pick a short expiration or burn-after-reading. Worried the host itself could read it? Encryption already prevents that, since the server only ever holds ciphertext. One threat, one matching control — that is the whole method. Stacking everything at once mostly annoys the recipient, while thinking for ten seconds about the actual risk gets you better protection with less friction.
Sending Tax Details to Your Accountant
Tax season means sending someone your income figures, deductions, and account numbers — exactly the bundle identity thieves dream about. Email keeps a copy on two servers and two devices indefinitely. An encrypted share keeps the readable version in exactly one place: the accountant's screen, for as long as it takes to copy the numbers into their system. The server in between held only scrambled ciphertext the whole time.
Make the boring parts airtight and the encryption does the rest. Double-check every digit before sharing, because an encrypted typo is still a typo. Deliver the password through a different channel than the link. And agree beforehand that the accountant confirms receipt, so you know when to let the share expire instead of wondering. Sensitive does not have to mean complicated — it just means deliberate.
Why Choose JustSendText for Encrypted Text Sharing?
One Threat, One Control
Forwarding risk calls for a password; lingering copies call for short expiration. Match the control to the worry.
Ciphertext at Rest
Password-protected pastes sit on the server as unreadable noise. There is nothing to breach.
Minimal Data Footprint
No accounts means no identity records, no history dashboards, and nothing to leak in a breach.
Short Lifespans
Ten minutes to seven days, or a single view. The less time text exists, the smaller its exposure.
Separate Channels
Link in one place, password in another. Two independent channels beat one clever password.
Recipient Discipline
Encryption cannot stop screenshots. Send sensitive text only to people you already trust with it.
How to Encrypted Text Sharing in 3 Simple Steps
1
Paste text and set a password
Enter your text, click the lock icon, and choose a password. Optionally add a hint for the recipient.
2
Share the encrypted paste
Click Share. Your text is encrypted in your browser before being sent to the server. You receive a PIN and link.
3
Recipient decrypts with the password
The recipient opens the link, enters the password you shared (via a separate channel), and the text is decrypted in their browser.
Popular Use Cases for Encrypted Text Sharing
Share passwords and credentials securely
Encrypt sensitive passwords or API keys with AES-256 before sharing. Only the recipient with the password can decrypt.
End-to-end encrypted team communication
Share confidential notes, project details, or credentials with team members. End-to-end encryption ensures only intended recipients can read it.
Secure file-less document sharing
Share private text documents without attaching files. Encrypted in transit and at rest, accessible only with the password.
Frequently Asked Questions About Encrypted Text Sharing
What encryption does JustSendText use?
AES-256-GCM — the same encryption standard used by banks and governments. All encryption and decryption happen in your browser using the Web Crypto API. The server never receives your password or plaintext.
Is this end-to-end encryption?
When password protection is enabled, yes. Your text is encrypted in your browser (one end), sent as ciphertext, and only decrypted in the recipient's browser (the other end). The server never handles plaintext.
What happens if I forget the password?
There is no password recovery — by design. If you forget the password, the encrypted text cannot be decrypted by anyone, including JustSendText. This is a security feature, not a bug.
Can the server read my encrypted text?
No. The server only stores AES-256-GCM ciphertext. Without the password you set, the content is mathematically impossible to decrypt. We never see your password — it never leaves your browser.
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