Move code between workstations, preview Markdown on a temporary link, or push short-lived strings from CI — without leaving permanent pastes in chat.
Pasting into Slack or email strips formatting and leaves permanent copies. A classic pastebin leaves a static page online. Developers usually need something in between: a temporary clip with syntax highlighting and live sync for pair review, Markdown preview for release notes, and a plain HTTP API when a script — not a human — needs to pass a one-shot token.
Webklip covers that stack in one product. Paste a snippet, set the language, share the URL; switch to Markdown when notes need structure; or call /api/v1 from curl, CI, or any language. Clips expire by default, support burn-after-read, and can sync live in the browser when humans join the same link.
Set the language, paste your function or config, and share a URL that syncs while you pair-edit. Syntax highlighting covers dozens of languages. Open it on another monitor or send it to a colleague — changes appear in real time on every open tab.
When the review is done, the clip expires instead of living forever in chat or on a public paste. Combine with a short TTL or burn-after-read when the snippet includes credentials you do not want archived.
Drop Markdown into a temporary page, use in-browser preview when you want rendered output, and send one URL to another device or a teammate. Keep both sides open to refine the draft live.
Ideal for README fragments, release notes, and checklists that should not become a permanent doc or a flattened Slack message. Add a file or Ctrl+V screenshot beside the Markdown when the note needs an image.
When scripts, CI jobs, or internal tools need to pass a short-lived string, a chat app is the wrong transport. Webklip exposes a JSON HTTP API: create a clip by slug, set a TTL or burn-after-read, read content once, and optionally receive webhooks when a clip is read, burned, or expired.
Anonymous clips need no account. Pair the API with the web UI when humans also open the same link — including live sync — or keep the flow fully automated. Passphrase E2E clips store ciphertext only; decrypt on the client with the passphrase the API never receives. Full reference: REST API and webhooks.
Paste above, or create an empty clip to start sharing.