Copy on one device, open the same link on another — text, files, and screenshots stay in sync until the clip expires. No app install, no permanent cloud dump.
An online clipboard is a temporary web workspace you open in any browser. Paste text, drop a file, or press Ctrl+V / Cmd+V for a screenshot, then send the link (or scan the QR code) to your phone, tablet, or a teammate. Every open tab stays connected: edit on your laptop and the same content updates elsewhere in real time — without dumping the payload into Slack, email, or a classic pastebin that sticks around forever.
Webklip is built for that handoff. Clips expire in 15 minutes by default (or longer if you choose), so the bridge between devices does not become another inbox. Use it as a disposable notepad, a live sync clipboard across screens, a temporary file drop, or a QR handoff when typing a long URL on your phone is the last thing you want.
Stop emailing yourself. Create a clip, paste on one device, open the link on another, and keep both tabs open if you want live updates while you type — verification codes, long URLs, addresses, shopping lists, or a paragraph you are editing across screens.
Unlike a one-shot paste tool, Webklip behaves like a shared notepad: both sides see the same draft until the TTL ends. When you are done, the clip deletes itself instead of living in chat history.
Most file-sharing tools create permanent links that linger in cloud storage. Attach an image, PDF, or document to a clip that expires on a schedule — or capture a screenshot, paste it with Ctrl+V / Cmd+V, and send one URL. Recipients preview in the browser; expired clips and their files are cleaned up automatically.
Combine a short note with the attachment on the same page when the picture needs context. That is faster than saving a PNG, uploading to chat, and leaving the image in a channel forever.
Start a clip on your computer, open Share (or the clip QR page), and scan with your phone camera — no retyping long URLs. After the scan, both browsers stay on the same live workspace until expiry.
Use the same flow as a disposable notepad: plain text for scraps, or Markdown when you want lightweight formatting and preview. Nothing is meant to become an archive — just a temporary page that syncs, then disappears.
Paste above, or create an empty clip to start sharing.