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Write in Markdown and send one link. Readers see clean headings, tables, checklists and highlighted code — and can switch to the source in one tap.
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Write in Markdown and your paste reads like a formatted page — headings, tables, checklists and code blocks — with a one-tap switch back to the source.
15+ languages highlighted automatically, with line numbers, a one-tap copy button, and a raw view.
Readers can switch a paste into their own language in one tap — right-to-left scripts included — and flip back to the original.
Members can give a paste a readable address like /s/release-notes instead of a random code — and change or remove it any time.
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Headings, bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, fenced code blocks with syntax highlighting, quotes, bullet and numbered lists, checklists, tables, horizontal rules and links.
Not as live content. For safety, raw HTML is shown as text and images appear as links instead of loading — so a paste can't run scripts or track its readers.
Yes. Every Markdown paste has a Source view with line numbers, plus copy, raw view and download.
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