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Pastebin for images

Paste a screenshot into liite.co/new and it lands where your cursor is, between the lines of text, so you share one link instead of a note and a pile of attachments. You don't need an account for up to 5 images.

Text and pictures in one place

Most paste sites take text only, and image hosts take pictures only. When you're writing up a bug, a how-to or feedback on a design, you need both, in order: this step, this screenshot, the next step.

In a Liite paste you copy a screenshot and press paste in the text box, or use Add image to pick files. Each image goes in where your cursor is, and the published page shows it there, as wide as the text at most, with your words around it.

How many images, and how big

Images are made smaller in your browser before they're uploaded, so a large screenshot usually fits. Any image that's still too big after that is refused with a message, and the rest of your paste is kept.

  • Without an account: up to 5 images per paste, 1 MB each.
  • Free account: up to 10 images per paste, 2 MB each.
  • Pro and Business: up to 50 images per paste, 2 MB each.
  • Formats: PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF or AVIF. Other files, such as PDFs or zips, can't go in a paste.

How long the images stay up

Images live and die with their paste. Without an account you choose 1 hour, 1 day or 7 days. A Free account can keep a paste for up to 30 days, and paid plans can keep it with no end date.

When a paste expires, is deleted or is read once with burn after reading, its images are deleted with it.

Compared with Pastebin.com

Pastebin.com's FAQ, checked on 2 November 2026, says images and links in pastes are for its PRO members. On Liite, images work without an account, within the limits above.

Pastebin.com does things Liite's paste doesn't: syntax highlighting for code and a raw text view. If that's what you need, Liite's paste isn't the right tool.

A real example

A sample bug report rendered by the same code as every live paste page. In your own paste, each screenshot appears right where you pasted it; this sample leaves images out so the preview loads nothing from outside.

Rendered by the same code as every liite.co/n/ paste. Sample text.

What you can do

Paste from the clipboard
Copy a screenshot, click in the text and paste. Headings, lists and tables pasted from a document or web page come along as Markdown too.Learn more about paste from the clipboard
Turn it into a page
With an account, turn a paste into a Liite page. Headings become heading blocks and images that sit on their own line become image blocks.Learn more about turn it into a page
Resize images first
If a picture needs a set size for a post or a profile, resize it in your browser before you paste it.Learn more about resize images first
Blur what shouldn't be seen
Screenshots often show names, emails or numbers. Blur them in the browser before the image goes in a paste.Learn more about blur what shouldn't be seen

Questions

Can I paste an image without making an account?
Yes. Without an account a paste can hold up to 5 images of up to 1 MB each, and it lasts 1 hour, 1 day or 7 days. You get a secret edit link once, which is the only way to change or delete it later.
Where does the image appear in the paste?
Exactly where your cursor was when you pasted it or picked it with Add image. The image is written into the text as a Markdown image line, so you can move it by moving that line.
Can I upload PDFs or other files?
No. Pastes take images only: PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF or AVIF. To send files to a print shop, Liite has print drops at liite.co/p/new instead.
Can I see how many people opened it?
With an account, your list of pastes shows the number of views for each one. Visits from bots aren't counted.
Will my images show up in Google?
Pastes made without an account always tell search engines not to index them. With an account a paste stays out of search too, unless you choose to let search engines index it.

Make yours

Paste your text at liite.co/new and share the link. You don't need an account to start.