TextSave.de allows you to save and share your text online. The service acts as an online clipboard and provides a special URL which allows the access to your saved text. This is useful specially when you need to quickly share more than 140 characters on micro-blogging services such as Twitter.

Features:

• Easily save and share text online
• No registration required
• Provides a URL to be used on social networks such as Twitter

TextSave.de is the creation of Toni Klätke.

To learn about what is new from TextSave.de, simply follow the updates on Twitter @textsave.

For similar services you can check out our roundup of 10 Online Clipboards for Easy Text Sharing.

Pastry.se is a simple and easy to use code paster that was created to answer the needs of developers wanting to share their code. The difference between Pastry.se and the other pasters is the "difference", and no that’s not repetition. Pastry.se shows you the changes made to the code you originally posted, pretty handy to keep track of how your code could improve.

Other cool features include multiple pastes, keeping track of your pastes using your Google account, and a widget that makes it even easier to paste code (Mac OS X Dashboard).

Pastry.se is the creation of Ludwig Pettersson.

Communicating and sharing our text online started with a great invention called Email. Since that time many services were introduced that followed that same objective. Today our methods of passing messages have come a long way, and the arrival of micro-blogging and its obvious dominance in that area, entailed the creation of services that would cover the limitations of the famous 140 characters we always seem to run out of.

Assume the following scenario: You are communicating with a friend using Twitter; suddenly, a question that requires a detailed answer; you have a million reasons for not wanting to use your email; what to do? Well, online clipboards are the answer. Just go to your preferred site, enter the lengthy text that your friend is expecting, click on the generate/submit button, and voila; a nice short link that you can pass to your friend without worrying about characters real estate or the need to login anywhere.

Today’s roundup is about that, and as an added bonus some of the listed sites offer some extra features such as password protection, attachments, text formatting for both regular messages and code snippets.

FreeTextHost allows you to host text without having to sign up or give any personal information. One possible usage for this is to host code snippets, but it can be used for just about anything. The process is simple, enter your text in the designated box, click the "Host It" button, a randomly generated URL will be provided.

Features:

• No registration required
• Max characters: 50,000
• Admin password to edit or delete text
• Viewing password
• Preformatted text
• Clickable links within text

FriendPaste is a fast service where you can copy/paste your code, recipe, anything else and give the link to your friends.

Features:

• Clean an intuitive user interface
• Choice of colorscheme for sourcecode
• Select your preferred coding languages
• Possibility to edit pastes
• Support for a large number of syntaxes
• Persistent pastes
• Diff between paste
• Instant reviews

Friendpaste has an open Application Programming Interface (API for short). This means that anyone can write their own program to post public paste in new and different ways. The Friendpaste API is available for outside developers without any limits.

CopyTaste enables you to create your own private URL with the data you wish to share with your friends or colleagues.

You can paste codes, tips or stories into the text editor, upload an image or a video file, or share a video link from any video streaming site.

Cool Features:

• No registration required
• The option to make your created URL private
• Comments on the URL, and you can choose whether to allow it or not
• Useful when in need to share large amounts of text or data on services like Twitter
• Catchy name!

TinyPaste is a service that lets you take large amounts of text and put it all in one place, and then gives you a tiny url to share it with your friends.
TinyPaste uses XML-RPC which is remote procedure calling using HTTP as the transport and XML as the encoding. XML-RPC is designed to be as simple as possible, while allowing complex data structures to be transmitted, processed and returned.

textsnip – give us your text & code, get a link back to share it.

cl1p.net The online internet clipboard.

pastebin is here to help you collaborate on debugging code snippets.