Send text from your computer to your phone
Moving a link, an address or a block of text between devices shouldn’t mean emailing yourself or opening a messenger. Paste it once, scan the QR code, done.
From PC to phone
- Paste the text. Open online-notepad.xyz on your computer and paste or type your text.
- Create a link. A short link and a QR code appear.
- Scan the QR code. Point your phone camera at it. The note opens, and “Copy text” puts it on your phone’s clipboard.
From phone to PC
The other way round works the same: create the note on your phone, then type nopd.me and the 6-character code in the computer’s browser.
Why not email or a messenger?
- No account and no app. It works in any browser, across iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux.
- No clutter. Notes expire automatically after 1 hour to 30 days, or right after the first read.
- Large text is fine. A note can hold up to a million characters, with headings, lists and links kept.
Copying something private, such as an address or account details? Use a password or the private-link option for end-to-end encryption.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with iPhone and Android?
Yes. Any phone with a camera and a browser can scan the QR code and open the note.
Is there a size limit?
Each note can contain up to one million characters. You can also import and download .txt files.
Can I change the text later?
Yes. In the same browser you can edit the note and keep the same link, or save it as a new link.
More guides
- Send text to your smart TVPasswords, links and codes without typing on the remote.
- Share encrypted notesPassword or private link, encrypted in your browser.
- Online clipboardCopy on one device, paste on another.
- Self-destructing notesDeleted after the first read.
- Pastebin alternativeShort links, no sign-up.
- Share a Wi-Fi passwordWith guests, phones and TVs.