Logpasta is a simple, secure log paste service inspired by similar paste-hosting applications, trying to address a UX barrier when sharing output from terminal applications and scripts, by providing a cross-platform, open-source CLI tool.

Logpasta puts a focus on privacy, security, anonymity and ease of use. All paste content automatically expires and is permanently deleted 30 days after creation. Logpasta does not use first or third party cookies or tracking, and JavaScript is not required for the site to function. We do use an open-source, privacy-first analytics tool called Goatcounter which does not track personal data or use cookies, however you can avoid it entirely by either disabling JavaScript or blocking goatcounter.com and zgo.at domains.

Currently, Logpasta is a free service without any ads or monetization, so to prevent abuse there are certain limits in place, including a 30 day expiration time on all pastes. We may consider more permanent storage solution in the future for premium/paid users. Meanwhile, feel free to support the creator on Patreon.

FAQ

Is Logpasta free?

Yes. Logpasta is currently a free service with no ads or monetization.

Do I need an account?

No. Logpasta is fully anonymous — there are no accounts or sign-ups, and nothing about a paste is tied to your identity.

How long do pastes last?

All paste content automatically expires and is permanently deleted 30 days after creation. The maximum paste size is 1MB.

How do I delete a paste?

When you create a paste you are shown a one-time delete key. Anyone holding the delete key can delete the paste at any time.

Does Logpasta track me?

No first or third party cookies and no personal-data tracking. The privacy-first GoatCounter analytics can be avoided entirely by disabling JavaScript or blocking the goatcounter.com and zgo.at domains.